Many hospitals claim to be centres of excellence (COEs), but the term is actually open to interpretation.

We may be moving out of pandemic mode, but the last few years have left many healthcare issues that need urgent attention.

Our healthcare and management weaknesses must be examined to prevent repetition during future outbreaks.

Concrete measures must be taken to future-proof our healthcare system.

The WHO has set hefty goals for countries to meet when it comes to diabetes, which is likely to prove challenging for Malaysia.

Women approaching and undergoing menopause may experience symptoms like brain fog and unusual mood swings.

Many breast cancer cases in Malaysia are still being diagnosed too late for curative treatment.

Eye problems, some of which can lead to blindness, are expected to increase among our population.

Creating an atmosphere where safety is foremost will help reduce preventable harm to patients.

That's why everyone from patients to policymakers need to work together to reduce medication harm.

The Langya virus was first identified in a resident of the eponymous Chinese town.

Not following the recommended breastfeeding practices can result in both direct and indirect costs to families.