Teach children healthy habits early for long-term benefits, says MMA


PETALING JAYA: Children should be taught healthy habits from an early age to equip them with the knowledge to protect their health in the long-run, says the Malaysian Medical Association (MMA).

It said that this could prevent further increases in cases of non communicable diseases (NCDs).

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