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Menteri Kesihatan Dzulkefly Ahmad berkata 337 daripada 527 pegawai di Sarawak selain 336 daripada 528 di Sabah melapor diri.
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Investigators are tracing the journey of Kenyas first confirmed Ebola patient from treatment in eastern DRC through Uganda to Nairobi, raising questions about how he crossed borders while ill.
Health minister Dzulkefly Ahmad says 337 of 527 medical officers offered postings in Sarawak and 336 of 528 in Sabah reported for duty.
A teenager has had tissue from his testicles removed and retransplanted in the hope of still being able to have children after chemotherapy.
A Port Shepstone mother says a new Jehovah’s Witnesses policy on blood components has reopened the trauma of leaving the faith to secure life-saving transfusions for her daughter
An eight-month delay in one family’s cancer-care journey reflects wider failures in Gauteng’s public oncology system, where diagnostic and treatment waiting times can place curable disease at greater…
