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Saving Forests Saves Human Lives
The Orang Sungai, or River People, are not the only ones directly impacted by decades-long reforestation along Sabah's Kinabatangan...
Challenges of the Thai Healthcare System
Examining Thailand's current healthcare infrastructure, and attempts at tackling rise of non-communicable diseases among Thais.
How Pharma Companies can Successfully Launch New Products
Although clinical differentiation is vital, there are also other metrics which have proven to consistently improve a new drug’s...
Atopic Dermatitis in Asia - the Plan, Problems and Path Forward
Why better systems, education and access matter as much as new drugs in atopic dermatitis care.
Jan 126 min read
Why it Matters Who Gets GLP-1 Based Receptor Agonists in Southeast Asia
Uneven access to GLP-1 agonists risk widening existing health gaps unless a balance is struck between affordability, clinical need and responsible prescribing.
Dec 9, 20256 min read
End of Life Care in Asia
Societal attitudes towards end-of-life care must evolve in tandem with ageing populations and chronic illnesses.
Oct 30, 20256 min read
How Bridging Vaccination Gaps Strengthens Public Health
Over the past five decades, it is estimated that 154 million lives have been saved through immunisation programmes, the vast majority of them children under the age of five . Smallpox has been eradicated, polio is close to being eliminated, and diseases such as measles, diphtheria, and pertussis are controlled in countries with high vaccination coverage . Yet, despite these achievements, access to vaccines remains uneven across the globe, and the benefits are still not shared
Sep 29, 20256 min read
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