The pandemic is over, but the virus remains with us and there are still lessons to be learnt.

While our life expectancy is going up, our healthy life expectancy isn’t keeping pace.

We know they’re unhealthy, yet we keep consuming them and suffer the adverse health outcomes.

Birds can get the flu too, and sometimes, they can pass it on to humans to our detriment.

While some things improved compared to 2023, there are still many areas that need attention, even as we enter 2025.

There is a risk of harm even as we seek to be treated for our health, which is why patient safety rights are so important.

Healthcare facilities sometimes operate under a misconception when a patient wants to access their own medical records.

Leaving the respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) untreated can lead to serious health conditions.

This is crucial as premature babies are at higher risk of death and disability.

Keep an eye out for any unusual changes in your breasts and seek medical consultation if any appear.

In Malaysia, Doctors’ Day is marked on Oct 10; other countries celebrate it on different dates.

The global health sector is among the largest greenhouse gas emitters on the planet.