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Medical brain drain in Malaysia: Listen to the doctors' grouses ― The Translational Immunology Group for Education, Research and Society (TIGERS) - Vimarsana News

Medical brain drain in Malaysia: Listen to the doctors' grouses ― The Translational Immunology Group for Education, Research and Society (TIGERS)

FEBRUARY 14 ― There is a heap of write ups lamenting at our predicament with national “Malaysian Brain Drain” issue in the popular newsprint media. The “Talent...

Experts tell parents not to worry about Covid jabs for kids | Daily Express Online - Vimarsana News

Experts tell parents not to worry about Covid jabs for kids | Daily Express Online

The wait and see stance taken by many parents on the vaccination of children aged between five and 11 will undermine the government’s goal of ensuring that 80 percent of children in that age group receive the first dose within a year and 60 percent complete both doses within six months

Experts tell parents to worry about effects of Covid-19, not vaccine, on their children - Vimarsana News

Experts tell parents to worry about effects of Covid-19, not vaccine, on their children

KUALA LUMPUR: The wait and see stance taken by many parents on the vaccination of children aged between five and 11 will undermine the government’s goal of ensuring that 80 percent of children in that age group receive the first dose within a year and 60 percent complete both doses within six months.

Covid-19: Worry about risk of infection, not effects of vaccine, for children, Malaysian parents told | Malaysia - Vimarsana News

Covid-19: Worry about risk of infection, not effects of vaccine, for children, Malaysian parents told | Malaysia

KUALA LUMPUR, Feb 11 — The wait and see stance taken by many parents on the vaccination of children aged between five and 11 will undermine the government’s goal of ensuring that 80 percent of children in that age group receive the first dose within a year and 60 percent complete both doses...