Access to medicines shouldn’t be a privilege, and by bridging insurance, pharmacies, and preventive care, we can move towards a future of healthcare that’s accessible for all Do you know ...
Access to medicines shouldn’t be a privilege, and by bridging insurance, pharmacies, and preventive care, we can move towards a future of healthcare that’s accessible for all Do you know ...
A call for healthier habits today, for a heartier tomorrow When you think of patients with heart disease, you might picture someone in their 60s or 70s. But in Malaysia, ...
A council member calls for greater recognition and a bigger role for pharmacists in preventive care For many, the image of a pharmacist starts and stops at the counter: white ...
As bacteria evolve and adapt, they develop mechanisms to survive the effects of antibiotics, rendering these medications less effective or completely ineffective.
1Twenty80 had the opportunity to interview DPAM’s Chairman, Professor Datuk Dr. Zulkifli Ismail to know more about DPAM’s mission and the forecast of dengue in Malaysia.
A pharmacist’s take on dengue recovery In a world where health crises can strike unexpectedly, the pursuit of innovative and holistic approaches to safeguard our well-being is paramount. Dengue, a ...
In this illuminating article, we have the privilege of sitting down with Dr. Azura Ramlee, Consultant Ophthalmologist (Adult and Paediatrics) from Prince Court Medical Centre to further uncover this topic.
Although many manufacturers have taken responsible initiatives to opt for greener packaging and biodegradable materials, it’s still not enough to tackle the mounting number of difficult-to-recycle plastics that end up
More than 10 percent of adults (ages 45 to 65 years old) experience subjective cognitive decline. Although genetics play a crucial role in contributing to cognitive impairment, various lifestyle habits
