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Cultural taboos and stigma around vaginal screenings leave many women in Asian countries afraid or ashamed to seek early cervical cancer detection. Photo generated by Recraft

As many as 60 per cent of women in Malaysia have never undergone a pap smear examination for cervical cancer screening. Photo: Canva

CPC International managing director and child psychologist Dr Noor Aishah Rosli said society must stop judging those who exhibit different behaviours and learn to understand the needs of these special individuals. Photo for illustrative purposes only - Canva

Zoomers are more likely to self-report mental health struggles. Photo: Generated by AI

A Malaysian mother of an autistic child has urged parents of children with disabilities to apply for Person with Disabilities (PWD) cards.

For Aveena, raising awareness is not just about speaking at events or addressing one person—it’s the small actions she takes every day. - Photo courtesy of Aveena

The event aims to address the growing mental health challenges faced by Generation Z, particularly in navigating the pressures of social media, academic demands and societal expectations.

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Malaysia is undergoing a significant demographic transformation, marked by a continuous decline in its fertility rates. Photo: Canva