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Author: Lai Cheng

It looks like it’s all about the money, not health

“The health minister’s decision to exclude nicotine from being a controlled substance under the Poisons Act has had the unfortunate effect of allowing even children to use nicotine-laced vape ... Through this move, the ministry seems to be signalling that health is nowhere near as important as money.” – Dr M. Murallitharan, a public health physician who leads various medical professional...
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Ministry must ensure the Kedah state government does not approve rare earth mining activities in Bukit Enggang Forest Reserve in Sik, Kedah

Sahabat Alam Malaysia (SAM) urges the Ministry of Natural Resources, Environment and Climate Change (NRECC) to ensure that the Kedah State Government does not approve the mining of non-radioactive rare earth element (NR-REE) mineral resources in Bukit Enggang Forest Reserve (HS Bukit Enggang) in the District of Sik, Kedah. Although Article 74 (2) of the Federal Constitution read together with...
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HOW STRESS AFFECTS YOUR BODY

It’s one thing to feel occasional stress, but constant pressure increases your risk of developing serious illness. Stress causes inflammation, affects your digestive tract, messes with your immune system, muddles your brain, and makes you feel crummy all over. Here’s what you need to know about the long-term effects of living a stressed-out life. Read more:  
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CAP: Doctors and strike action are morally unjustifiable

CAP is concerned that a group of 8,000 contract doctors currently serving with the Ministry of Health have threatened mass resignations and a nationwide ‘strike’ next month. An account known as “Mogok Doktor Malaysia” (Malaysian Doctors on Strike) has since emerged on social media. According to media reports   the group’s demands include the absorption of all contract Medical...
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Bank Negara Calls for Structural Reforms

  Bank Negara has urged the government to implement key structural reforms to enhance Malaysia’s competitiveness and growth potential. The central bank highlighted 6 key policy priorities for reforms, namely, digitalisation; fiscal resilience; climate resilient economy; growth potential; future-ready workforce; and social protection. Read more:  
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