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Malaysia projected to see 600,000 dementia patients by 2030
A robust Elderly Care Act must be established.
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HEALTH
Malaysia's urgent need to enhance dementia care facilities amid aging crisis
It is crucial to address the growing number of dementia patients and enhance our healthcare system accordingly
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HEALTH
Dementia, a shared burden for patients and caregivers
Caregivers of dementia patients need substantial support and recognition, as understanding, encouragement, and validation of their feelings are crucial for their well-being and motivation. KPJ Sentosa KL Specialist Hospital, Consultant Physician Geriatrician and Associate Professor Dr. Yau Weng...
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HEALTH
Dementia time bomb ticking in Malaysia
Health expert has warned that by 2056, Malaysia could face around 600,000 dementia cases, a significant increase from the current estimate of 200,000.
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Raw and Unfiltered Reflections: Kidd Santhe's music confronting racism
The Malaysian rapper said the provocative nature of his song has sparked controversy, garnering both support and backlash.
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PERSONALITY
Kidd Santhe on the irony of racism in multicultural Malaysia
Speaking to Sinar Daily, the 28-year old singer believes that true change starts from within, and that prejudice is often a reflection of one's insecurities.
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Reality Bites: Finding true love on TV has taken over the world
In the modern era of digital entertainment, reality love shows have skyrocketed in popularity, captivating audiences around the globe. From "The Bachelor" in the United States to "Love Island" in the United Kingdom, and "Indian Matchmaking" in India, these shows have created a worldwide...
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Malaysia projected to see 600,000 dementia patients by 2030
WPD/MTIEL advisor for Malaysian Projects Rashid Ghani, MTIEL executive chairman Md Nazri Ramli and World Peace and Development Limited Du Sheng CEO at the signing ceremony of the memorandum of strategic cooperation agreement in Shenzen, China on Thursday.
WPD, MTIEL seal USD50 billion agreement for energy and halal business
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Malaysia's urgent need to enhance dementia care facilities amid aging crisis
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Dementia, a shared burden for patients and caregivers
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Dementia time bomb ticking in Malaysia
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