New policy for rare diseases marks a milestone


PUTRAJAYA: The launch of the country’s first-ever National Policy for Rare Diseases represents a national commitment to ensure that Malaysians with rare diseases receive attention and care, says Datuk Seri Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad (pic).

The Health Minister said the pre-launch on Aug 27 marked a historic milestone for Malaysia, aimed at addressing longstanding gaps in the diagnosis, treatment and support for individuals affected by rare conditions.

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