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Prof Dr Jeswant Dillon makes history: First Malaysian in AATS

Prof Datuk Seri Dr Jeffrey Jeswant Dillon’s historic election as the first Malaysian member of the American Association for Thoracic Surgery (AATS) cements Malaysia’s place on the global cardiothoracic stage — a feat hailed by Health Minister Datuk Seri Dzulkefly Ahmad on X as “a lifetime of excellence and service, flying the Jalur Gemilang high and inspiring future generations.”

705 pegawai perubatan, 1,394 jururawat KKM letak jawatan sepanjang 2022-2024: Dzulkefly

Menteri Kesihatan berkata antara alasan utama meletak jawatan termasuk ingin berkhidmat di sektor swasta atau badan berkanun, faktor peribadi dan masalah kesihatan

Pembaharuan berani perlu untuk jamin masa depan penjagaan kesihatan Malaysia: Dzulkefly

Menteri Kesihatan berkata negara berada di persimpangan kritikal yang bergelut dengan beban berganda penyakit tidak berjangkit dan berjangkit, fasiliti terlalu sesak dan kekurangan kakitangan

Asean reaffirms commitment to strengthen global health security: Dzulkefly

The Health Minister said that Malaysia on behalf of all our ASEAN member states underscored the region’s continued efforts to tackle transnational health issues shaped involving climate change, economic disparities and geo-political challenges

Produk Coca-Cola di Malaysia tidak tercemar klorat: Dzulkefly

Menteri Kesihatan berkata, hanya produk Coca-Cola Europe Pacific Partners sahaja dikesan dan ia diedarkan di beberapa negara Eropah seperti Belgium, Luxembourg, United Kingdom dan Belanda

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Schools may close if air quality worsens, five areas hit unhealthy levels: DOE

The department said the areas recorded unhealthy API readings, warns of RM1mil fine for open burning offenders

Short-lived La Niña expected in early 2026, but stable weather to follow

MetMalaysia forecasts cool conditions and brief shifts in rainfall patterns before returning to normal

No, Malays could not fly: Scholars call out pseudohistory

UPSI and DBP academics urge discipline in handling history after Prof Solehah’s claims of Malays teaching China ‘flying kung fu’