Every year-end, families brace for not just the rush of holidays but also the risk of illnesses. With unpredictable weather, heavy rains, and stagnant water, dengue dengue cases rise, while the colder monsoon air brings a surge in flu cases. This double threat makes the flu season Malaysia especially worrying for parents trying to keep […]
For many SME owners Malaysia, the year-end period feels like running a marathon at full speed. Deadlines pile up, finances need wrapping up, and staff require guidance. On top of it all, there’s the pressure of planning for the upcoming year. This combination often leads to fatigue, burnout, and neglecting personal health. While the hustle
Imagine a parent waiting months for a child’s appointment with a pediatrician, or an elderly father spending hours in line just to see a cardiologist. This is a reality many Malaysians face due to the medical specialist shortage in Malaysia. The issue is not just about the number of doctors — it’s about the quality
Walk through any construction site, restaurant kitchen, or plantation across the country, and you will see the backbone of Malaysia’s workforce — migrant workers. They are the ones who help build our cities, serve us meals, and keep industries running. Yet, when it comes to something as basic as healthcare, many of them face invisible
For years, fintech Malaysia has transformed how people handle money. What once required queues at the bank, mountains of paperwork, or face-to-face meetings is now managed on a smartphone in seconds. From cashless payments to instant transfers, the convenience of fintech has changed expectations. If banking can evolve so rapidly, why hasn’t healthcare followed the
For decades, health insurance was seen as the gold standard of protection. Parents encouraged their children to sign up early, companies offered it as part of their perks, and most Malaysians accepted it as the only way to safeguard against medical costs. But things are changing—and changing fast. Millennials in Malaysia are now questioning whether
It’s no secret that medical tourism in Malaysia attracts thousands of international patients every year. People from neighbouring countries come here for affordable treatments, modern hospitals, and experienced specialists. But while Malaysia is celebrated globally as a hub for healthcare, many locals themselves still choose to travel overseas for medical care. Why? The answer lies
The workplace is changing fast, and so are the expectations of the new workforce. Gen Z employees in Malaysia are no longer impressed by the old perks—free coffee, bean bags, or the occasional company dinner. Instead, they are looking for benefits that genuinely support their lifestyle, values, and wellbeing. As this generation slowly makes up
Living with a long-term health condition is never easy. Whether it’s diabetes, high blood pressure, or asthma, managing these conditions requires consistent care and attention. Yet for many, especially in Malaysia, common habits and small mistakes often make things worse instead of better. From delaying checkups to skipping prescriptions, these choices may seem harmless in
When a headache strikes or a cough lingers, many Malaysians instinctively reach for the nearest pharmacy shelf. It feels convenient, cheap, and faster than making an appointment with a clinic. But while this habit seems harmless, self-medication in Malaysia is often more dangerous than we realise. From mild flu remedies to stronger painkillers, relying on
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