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Malaysia To Ease Covid Restrictions, Eases Mask Mandate
Malaysia will ease more COVID-19 curbs from the start of next month, including lifting restrictions on those who are not vaccinated against the coronavirus and scrapping the need to wear masks outdoors, its health minister said.
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UK To Recognise Covaxin, No Quarantine For Fully Vaccinated Travellers
Britain said it would recognise COVID-19 vaccines on the World Health Organization's Emergency Use Listing later this month, adding China's Sinovac, Sinopharm and India's Covaxin to the country's approved list of vaccines for inbound travellers.
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Malaysia Warns Of Rising Covid Deaths, Cases Among Children
Malaysian health authorities have raised concerns about a growing number of coronavirus deaths and serious cases involving children, after a surge in overall infections forced the Southeast Asian nation into a strict lockdown.
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Malaysia Says AstraZeneca Vaccine Safe, Will Be Used For People Over 60
Malaysian health authorities on Monday said the vaccine developed by AstraZeneca is safe for use, three days after the Southeast Asian nation received its first batch of the shots bought through the global COVAX facility.
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Two Servings Of Dairy Products Daily May Lower Risks Of Diabetes, High BP - Study
The study had participants from 21 countries (aged between 35 and 70) including India, Bangladesh, Malaysia, Saudi Arabia etc.
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American From Cruise Ship Docked In Cambodia Tests Positive For Coronavirus
An 83-year-old American passenger from a cruise ship that docked in Cambodia after being shunned by other countries has tested positive for the new coronavirus after being tested in Malaysia, health authorities said on Saturday.
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Malaysia Confirms First Citizen Infected With Coronavirus
Malaysian health authorities on Tuesday confirmed the first citizen to be infected with the new coronavirus, bringing the total number of confirmed cases in the country to 10.
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First Polio Case Reported In Malaysia In Nearly 3 Decades
Malaysia has reported its first polio case in 27 years, health authorities said Sunday, announcing a three-month-old baby had been diagnosed on Borneo island.
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Fortis Board Decides To Consider Offers From Four Bidders
The Fortis board will evaluate bids from Hero-Burman group, a consortium of Manipal Health Enterprises and TPG, Malaysia's IHH Healthcare Bhd and Radiant Life Care Private Ltd
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Nipah Virus: Some Preventive Measures For Nipah Virus
Nipah virus is a zoonotic infection, that is, it is a virus which comes from animals. Once a human is infected with this virus, it can further spread to other people in the family or to health workers who are there to take care of the patient.
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Nipah Virus Spread by Fruit Bats: 5 Points On Infection In Kerala
The deadly Nipah virus has killed ten people in northern Kerala and has caused a public health scare. The entire state has been put on alert and the centre is closely monitoring the situation. While little is known about the Nipah virus in India, the disease was first reported in the country in 2001 and again six years later, with the two episodes ...
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Fortis Healthcare Declines Malaysia's IHH Takeover Offer
A merger with a hospitals chain such as Manipal might make more sense, said an analyst.
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Malaysia Offers Up To $1,000 For Best 'Gay Prevention' Video
The Malaysian government is offering cash prizes of up to $1,000 for the best videos explaining how to "prevent" homosexuality, according to a competition launched on the health ministry's website.
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Kim Jong Nam's Body Still Resided In Kuala Lumpur, Says Malaysia
The body of Kim Jong Nam, who was murdered in Malaysia last month, is still in Kuala Lumpur, health minister Health Minister Subramaniam Sathasivam said on Tuesday.
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Kim Jong-Nam Suffered Painful Death Within 20 Minutes Of Attack: Malaysian Minister
Kim Jong-Nam was dead within 20 minutes of being attacked and would have suffered a "very painful death" as his major organs shut down, Malaysia's health minister said Sunday.
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Malaysia To Ease Covid Restrictions, Eases Mask Mandate
Malaysia will ease more COVID-19 curbs from the start of next month, including lifting restrictions on those who are not vaccinated against the coronavirus and scrapping the need to wear masks outdoors, its health minister said.
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UK To Recognise Covaxin, No Quarantine For Fully Vaccinated Travellers
Britain said it would recognise COVID-19 vaccines on the World Health Organization's Emergency Use Listing later this month, adding China's Sinovac, Sinopharm and India's Covaxin to the country's approved list of vaccines for inbound travellers.
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Malaysia Warns Of Rising Covid Deaths, Cases Among Children
Malaysian health authorities have raised concerns about a growing number of coronavirus deaths and serious cases involving children, after a surge in overall infections forced the Southeast Asian nation into a strict lockdown.
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Malaysia Says AstraZeneca Vaccine Safe, Will Be Used For People Over 60
Malaysian health authorities on Monday said the vaccine developed by AstraZeneca is safe for use, three days after the Southeast Asian nation received its first batch of the shots bought through the global COVAX facility.
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Two Servings Of Dairy Products Daily May Lower Risks Of Diabetes, High BP - Study
The study had participants from 21 countries (aged between 35 and 70) including India, Bangladesh, Malaysia, Saudi Arabia etc.
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American From Cruise Ship Docked In Cambodia Tests Positive For Coronavirus
An 83-year-old American passenger from a cruise ship that docked in Cambodia after being shunned by other countries has tested positive for the new coronavirus after being tested in Malaysia, health authorities said on Saturday.
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Malaysia Confirms First Citizen Infected With Coronavirus
Malaysian health authorities on Tuesday confirmed the first citizen to be infected with the new coronavirus, bringing the total number of confirmed cases in the country to 10.
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First Polio Case Reported In Malaysia In Nearly 3 Decades
Malaysia has reported its first polio case in 27 years, health authorities said Sunday, announcing a three-month-old baby had been diagnosed on Borneo island.
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Fortis Board Decides To Consider Offers From Four Bidders
The Fortis board will evaluate bids from Hero-Burman group, a consortium of Manipal Health Enterprises and TPG, Malaysia's IHH Healthcare Bhd and Radiant Life Care Private Ltd
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Nipah Virus: Some Preventive Measures For Nipah Virus
Nipah virus is a zoonotic infection, that is, it is a virus which comes from animals. Once a human is infected with this virus, it can further spread to other people in the family or to health workers who are there to take care of the patient.
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Nipah Virus Spread by Fruit Bats: 5 Points On Infection In Kerala
The deadly Nipah virus has killed ten people in northern Kerala and has caused a public health scare. The entire state has been put on alert and the centre is closely monitoring the situation. While little is known about the Nipah virus in India, the disease was first reported in the country in 2001 and again six years later, with the two episodes ...
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Fortis Healthcare Declines Malaysia's IHH Takeover Offer
A merger with a hospitals chain such as Manipal might make more sense, said an analyst.
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Malaysia Offers Up To $1,000 For Best 'Gay Prevention' Video
The Malaysian government is offering cash prizes of up to $1,000 for the best videos explaining how to "prevent" homosexuality, according to a competition launched on the health ministry's website.
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Kim Jong Nam's Body Still Resided In Kuala Lumpur, Says Malaysia
The body of Kim Jong Nam, who was murdered in Malaysia last month, is still in Kuala Lumpur, health minister Health Minister Subramaniam Sathasivam said on Tuesday.
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Kim Jong-Nam Suffered Painful Death Within 20 Minutes Of Attack: Malaysian Minister
Kim Jong-Nam was dead within 20 minutes of being attacked and would have suffered a "very painful death" as his major organs shut down, Malaysia's health minister said Sunday.
