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Here's why we should support the strike by young contract doctors.

UPDATED 6.10PM | 'I applaud doctors who dare voice their views to defend their careers,' says Abdul Latiff.

The initiative seeks to highlight the voices of frontliners, support hospitals, and uphold migrant and refugee rights.

This is so that those who participate in the strike will not face pressure from their superiors.

The DAP MP says the test positivity rate has instead increased.

The ambulance has also been withdrawn from service pending investigation.

An autopsy is needed to confirm the cause of death.

The civil service group says the contract system is being practised in other ministries as well.

Probe on dentist over video explaining why doctors are going on strike.

MMA says they received complaints from doctors involved in Code Black and Black Monday campaigns.

Matters will only snowball into larger, systemic issues that will persist beyond the pandemic if left unaddressed.

Former MP Dr Jeyakumar suggests patient transfer and roping in private hospitals.

This is over proposals by another group to appoint more medical officers from among Bumiputeras.

The quality of care for the aged needs to be improved as the population ages rapidly.

UEM Edgenta Berhad (“UEM Edgenta” or “Company”), the region’s leading Asset Management and Infrastructure Solutions company, has unveiled the Company’s ‘Edgenta of the Future 2025’ vision which outlines its aspirations to grow in healthcare support, infrastructure and technology.

Should nothing be done, almost 4,000 will lose their positions within govt service by May 2022.

Physician Dr Cecilia hopes MPs will ensure equitable budget for healthcare.

We need to provide a surge in healthcare support for Sabah, using a precautionary and public health principle.

Health DG Dr Noor Hisham dedicates the win to all the stakeholders in Malaysia's healthcare sector.

Singapore’s Deputy High Commissioner, Mr Loy Hui Chien, said that the return of classroom learning was important for students’ development.

'About 45.6 percent or 98 out of 215 rural clinics in S'wak do not even have doctors and are operated by medical assistants and nurses.'