We need to learn from our management of the Covid-19 pandemic in order to be better prepared for the next outbreak.

A simultaneous epidemic of influenza and Covid-19 could put undue stress on our health system.

It is not easy to quit smoking, but this harmful habit affects not only smokers themselves, but also those around them.

The environment we live in is intimately intertwined with our personal wellbeing.

With restrictions easing up and more people moving around, there is a possibility Covid-19 cases may rise again.

Many people do not have a sense of how much specimen collect or how deep to insert the test probe.

All care must be taken to avoid outbreaks of this disease among students and school staff.

Even with high vaccination rates, this infectious disease is likely to remain in the community.

Neither Covid-19 vaccination nor the disease itself should stop mothers from breastfeeding their babies.

This term, along with "superspreading event", has become more commonly used during this pandemic.

There are various factors fuelling the continuing vaccine hesitancy among some Malaysians, which need to be tackled now.

Our columnist attempts to answer this question on many people's minds with the currently-available data.