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Studies found that familial hypercholesterolemia (FH) affects about one in 100 people, or 320,000 Malaysians, which is higher than the global averages. - Photo illustrated by Sinar Daily

Parents often dismiss early signs of unhealthy weight gain, assuming that their child will grow out of it. Photo illustrated via Canva

Experts said affordability and accessibility remain major challenges to adopting a healthier diet. Photo illustrated via Canva

Dengue, caused by the dengue virus transmitted through the bite of an infected Aedes mosquito, currently has no specific cure or antiviral treatment. Photo illustrated via Canva.

Diabetes remains one of the leading causes of death in Malaysia, as many patients are only diagnosed at a late stage when severe complications have already developed. - 123RF photo

Falls are often underestimated, with many individuals only seeking medical attention once symptoms have worsened. - Photo via Bernama

Group photo of the participants with Pantai Hospital Melaka and Lung Cancer Network Malaysia.

The Education Ministry has confirmed that around 6,000 students across the country have been infected with the influenza virus to date.

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The Malaysian Medical Association (MMA) expresses disappointment over the government’s decision to retain the minimum consultation fee for general practitioners (GPs) at RM10, a rate that has remained unchanged since 1992 despite a review being carried out after 17 years. Photo for illustration purposes only. Photo: Edited via CANVA