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How many more must die on the roads before something is actually done?

Kuala Lampur, June 11 -- Fifteen students. Dead. Their bodies carted off the East West Highway in the dead of night. Their only mistake? Boarding a bus in a country where enforcement is ornamental and... Read More


Why do we keep letting our nurses leave?

Kuala Lampur, May 20 -- The New Straits Times editorial on May 16 rightly sounded the alarm: Malaysia is facing a full-blown nursing crisis - not just in numbers, but in experience, morale, and the so... Read More


Transparency alone won't fix the system

Kuala Lampur, April 25 -- The Ministry of Health's directive for private hospitals and clinics to display drug prices is, on the surface, a welcome move. As a proponent of transparency and the democr... Read More


Far right US commentator Bill O'Reilly didn't offer insight, he offered a sneer

Kuala Lampur, April 18 -- "The Malays don't have any money," he said - dismissing an entire people during Chinese President Xi Jinping's state visit as if geopolitical nuance could be reduced to a bad... Read More


Global economic uncertainties and their impact on the healthcare ecosystem

Kuala Lampur, April 13 -- The United States has hit pause - for now. Instead of the full tariff hike, Malaysia faces a 10 per cent rate over the next 90 days. On the surface, it sounds manageable. B... Read More


What next after the blast at Putra Heights

Kuala Lampur, April 4 -- In Malaysia, we often assume danger is out of sight - that as long as infrastructure looks intact, it's all under control. Until it isn't. On the second day of Hari Raya, tha... Read More