The role of the microbiome in our body
These microorganisms that exist in and on us have vital roles to play in keeping us well and healthy.
Unsafe healthcare is an ongoing problem
Patient safety is recognised globally as an important continuing issue in healthcare.
Ensuring that the food we eat is safe for consumption
It is not just a question of whether we have enough food, but also if the food we buy is safe to eat.
Vaping: What we know and what we don't
Some argue that ecigarettes help smokers quit, but others say they cause non-smokers to become addicted to nicotine.
Hand hygiene matters for everyone
Everyone, not just healthcare professionals, should be involved in ensuring hand hygiene is practised appropriately.
Supportive environment key to best life for autistic individuals
While this lifelong condition has no cure, many people with autism can live full lives with the right support.
The World Health Organization turns 75 and has much to celebrate
World Health Day is commemorated annually on April 7, the same day WHO was established, and despite the organisation’s shortcomings, it plays a vital role in keeping the world safe.
Putting the brakes on the rise in tuberculosis
Bringing an end to the global tuberculosis epidemic has long been a goal of the World Health Organization (WHO).
Health equality vs health equity (no, they're not the same)
Equality and equity do not mean the same thing, even though many people tend to use them interchangeably.
When violence occurs in hospitals
Both patients and healthcare personnel deserve to be protected against all forms of abuse.
What is period poverty and what are its consequences?
It’s a simple biological function, but managing it is not as simple as it might appear.
At least a million Malaysians suffering from long Covid
The knowledge gaps about and evidence of long Covid is frustrating both sufferers and healthcare professionals.

