Tin Sức khỏe ở Malaysia
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Forum on planning care for neurodivergent adults as parents age
WHAT happens to neurodivergent adults when the parents who have cared for them for decades grow old themselves?
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PROSPEK 2026 di Miri gabung agensi bantu pesakit mental
MIRI, 15 Sept: Kerjasama pelbagai agensi kerajaan dan organisasi berkaitan penting dalam membantu individu berdepan isu kesihatan mental untuk kembali menjalani kehidupan secara normal.
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Persatuan Hospital Swasta Malaysia tegaskan tiada toleransi terhadap kekasaran petugas perubatan
KUALA LUMPUR: Tiada toleransi terhadap perlakuan kasar, ugutan mahupun gangguan terhadap petugas perubatan sama ada di hospital awam mahupun swasta.
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Taiping Hospital emergency department short of doctors, says medical officer
All zones in Taiping Hospital's emergency department are struggling with doctor shortages and overwhelming patient loads from referrals from district hospitals and KKs. Doctors also need to handle difficult patients who can't bear long waiting times.
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Singapore's adult vaccination schedule: which jabs may be needed for work, school or pregnancy
Singapore's healthcare system has a comprehensive framework of recommendations for adult vaccinations— the National Adult Immunization Program (NAIS) —which covers multiple types of vaccines for di... This article (Take note! In Singapore, missing these vaccinations could affect employment, school enrollment, and pregnancy) first appeared on The Independent Singapore News.
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Former TVB actress Margaret Chung in ICU at Hong Kong hospital
HONG KONG: Former TVB actress Margaret Chung was rushed to the intensive care unit (ICU) at the Chinese University of Hong Kong Medical Centre on Sept 11 following a sudden medical emergency.
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WHO henti bekalan diesel ke lebih 20 hospital Gaza mulai 19 September
BANDARAYA GAZA/ISTANBUL: Ketua Pengarah Kementerian Kesihatan Gaza, Munir al-Bursh, semalam memaklumkan bahawa Pertubuhan Kesihatan Sedunia (WHO) telah membuat keputusan untuk menghentikan pembekalan diesel kepada lebih 20 hospital serta pusat kesihatan di wilayah terkepung itu akibat kekurangan dana, lapor Anadolu Ajansi.
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Sarawak flying doctor service needs multiyear funding, says researcher
A research fellow has proposed putting Sarawak's Flying Doctor Service on a multiyear funding framework after the Sept 8 helicopter crash at Long Lellang Airport in Ulu Baram killed five people. The Health Ministry suspended all FDS operations in Sarawak pending a review covering contracts, governance and safety. The service covers 97 remote localities across Kapit, Miri and Limbang.
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HLIB: AI use may raise demand at Malaysian hospitals
KUALA LUMPUR: The use of artificial intelligence (AI) in Malaysia's healthcare sector could gain traction, driven by its low cost, ease of access and ability to provide personalised responses to patients.
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AI health queries may push Malaysians to see doctors sooner, says HLIB
Growing use of generative artificial intelligence tools for healthcare-related queries could encourage Malaysians to seek medical attention earlier, potentially creating a new demand driver for private hospital operators, according to Hong Leong Investment Bank (HLIB) Research. HLIB said large language models such as ChatGPT, Claude and Google Gemini are gaining traction among Malaysians, with a […]
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Ambulance door held shut with foot, dilapidated quarters: health workers speak out after Long Lellang
The Long Lellang tragedy has sparked stories from health workers about other parts of the health service, like broken ambulance doors and bald tyres, very dilapidated staff quarters in Sabah, and poor staff meals like plain bread and biscuits for doctors.
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Singaporeans live about nine years longer than they stay healthy, summit hears
A nine-year gap separates lifespan and health span in Singapore. Experts at the AIA Healthcare Summit 2026 explored how preventive care, healthier habits and sustainable healthcare financing could help narrow it.
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Formula dadah sintetik berubah-ubah jejas rawatan pemulihan penagih
KUALA LUMPUR: Kemunculan pelbagai dadah sintetik dengan kandungan yang sentiasa berubah-ubah menyebabkan usaha rawatan dan pemulihan penagih berdepan kesukaran.
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RM183 juta Hospital Lawas siap, diserahkan kepada KKM
LAWAS (Sept 15): The RM183 million new Lawas Hospital project was officially handed over to the Ministry of Health (MoH) yesterday. Works Minister Dato Sri Alexander Nanta Linggi said the 76-bed hospital marked a new chapter in efforts to provide more modern, complete and quality healthcare facilities for Lawas and its surrounding areas. “With the [...]
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Singapore hospitals join HEAT-MAP study to track heat illness cases at A&E
Several hospitals and residential homes have also been taking more measures to protect patients during hotter weather.
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KKM jelajah luar bandar Sarawak kenal pasti keperluan kesihatan sebenar
LAWAS, 14 Sept: Siri Jelajah Kementerian Kesihatan Malaysia (KKM) akan diteruskan bagi mendapatkan gambaran sebenar mengenai keperluan kesihatan di peringkat akar umbi terutama di kawasan luar bandar Sarawak.
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Awang Tengah: Sarawak health facilities must be federal priority, Lawas Hospital handed to KKM
LAWAS, 14 Sept: Kemudahan kesihatan di Sarawak perlu diberi perhatian serius dan menjadi keutamaan Kerajaan Persekutuan, malah masalah melibatkan kelewatan projek terdahulu juga amat dikesali dan memberi kesan kepada harapan rakyat.
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Ibu di Kluang kongsi kisah anak istimewa lahir dengan klef wajah
Kluang: “Saya pernah terfikir bagaimana caranya nak masuk ke syurga kerana tahu tak mudah.
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Fahmi: Wear N95 masks at Kuching Malaysia Day fireworks as haze persists
Communications Minister Fahmi Fadzil said the Malaysia Day 2026 fireworks at Kuching Waterfront will go ahead as scheduled, but advised the public to wear N95 masks outdoors amid the haze. He spoke after opening the national-level Malaysia Day exhibition at Plaza Merdeka, which runs until Sept 16 and features the history of Malaysia's formation.
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Sarawak sasar 9 OSEIC baharu menjelang 2030, RM30 juta untuk pusat keperluan khas di Samarahan
Sarawak merancang menubuhkan sembilan lagi One-Stop Early Intervention Centres (OSEIC) menjelang 2030 untuk memperluas perkhidmatan intervensi awal kanak-kanak berkeperluan khas. Kerajaan negeri juga meluluskan RM30 juta di bawah RMK-13 untuk fasa pertama Sarawak Special Needs Community Centre di Samarahan yang dijangka siap Mei 2028. Setakat 31 Disember 2025, seramai 745 kanak-kanak telah menerima perkhidmatan OSEIC.
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UTM anjur seminar antarabangsa konsep antiinfektif pintar
PETALING JAYA: Pendekatan baharu dalam kebersihan diri dan kawalan jangkitan menjadi tumpuan apabila pakar mikrobiom, antiinfektif dan penjagaan kesihatan dari enam negara berhimpun dalam seminar anjuran Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM). Pengarah Pusat Inovasi Agroteknologi bagi Bio Pemprosesan Termaju (ICA), UTM, Prof. Dr. Hesham Ali El Enshasy berkata, seminar berkenaan menghimpunkan pakar dari Malaysia, Finland, Afrika ...
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SJMC perkenal teknologi AI bantu ujian HER2 kanser payudara
SUBANG Jaya Medical Centre (SJMC), in collaboration with AstraZeneca Malaysia, has introduced Malaysia’s first computational pathology solution using artificial intelligence (AI)-assisted imaging to support HER2 breast cancer diagnostics. The solution uses AI-assisted analysis of digitised tissue samples to help pathologists assess Human Epidermal Growth Factor Receptor 2 (HER2) expression in breast cancer cases. The initiative […]
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Kos ujian genetik halang diagnosis penyakit jarang jumpa di Malaysia
High costs for overseas genetic testing and lack of insurance protections leave Malaysian families with spinocerebellar ataxia and rare diseases struggling for diagnoses.
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Sarawak expects 30,000 needing palliative care by 2030, says Dr Sim
KUCHING: About 30,000 people in Sarawak are expected to require palliative care by 2030, underscoring the need for more facilities to support patients and their families. Deputy Premier Datuk Amar Dr Sim Kui Hian said the growing demand must be met with care that protects patients’ comfort, dignity and quality of life, particularly those with […]