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Whether it is for surgeries, trauma cases, cancer treatments or everyday accidents, the presence (or absence) of blood can change the course of a patient's fate. Photo: Canva

For those unable to preserve their fertility, the emotional toll can be significant, as many have not yet started or completed their families, making the diagnosis especially difficult. - Photo illustrated by Sinar Daily

A healthy diet, regular exercise, avoiding tobacco and nicotine from smoking, and managing one’s stress all play a key role in reducing cancer risk. Photo: Canva

Rohan Silva and Kate upon the delivery of their second child after 20 failed IVF attempts and the death of their late daughter in 2022. They later received another child in November 2024, four months apart from the child born by Kate, with the new one born via a surrogate mother of three named Ava in Mississippi, United States. Photo credit: Instagram @people

Dane revealed that his battle with ALS has left him with only one functioning arm. Photo: X

Often masked by common symptoms and mistaken for ageing or fatigue, brain tumours, a growth of cells in the brain or near it, can go undetected until it’s too late. Photo courtesy of Sunway Medical Centre Velocity

HED patients in Malaysia face even greater challenges due to a lack of medical specialists to manage this incurable condition. This has led to delayed diagnoses, which in turn increases life-threatening risks. - 123RF file photo

Individuals who have been vaccinated are more likely to recover faster, avoid hospitalisation and reduce the risk of developing post-Covid-19 complications, including ‘long Covid’. - 123RF photo

Finance Minister II Datuk Seri Amir Hamzah Azizan - Photo by Bernama