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INTERACTIVE: What are people in Malaysia doing to be physically active? Here's a closer look - Vimarsana News

INTERACTIVE: What are people in Malaysia doing to be physically active? Here's a closer look

About 53% of the people nationwide are staying active with at least one physical activity. But is this enough? Find out here and see what sports are popular in your district.

No time to exercise? Experts say start small (Poll Inside) - Vimarsana News

No time to exercise? Experts say start small (Poll Inside)

FIVE days a week, 30 minutes per session – that’s an ideal example of how much one needs to exercise to stay fit and healthy.

More ministry engagement with healthcare workers will help refine system, says MMA - Vimarsana News

More ministry engagement with healthcare workers will help refine system, says MMA

PETALING JAYA: More dialogue sessions between the Health Ministry and public healthcare workers can help improve the healthcare system, says the Malaysian Medical Association (MMA).

'Produce more doctors to overcome shortage in Sarawak' - Vimarsana News

'Produce more doctors to overcome shortage in Sarawak'

REMBAU: More effort should be put in to produce more doctors among the people of Sarawak to overcome the reluctance of medical officers to accept placements in rural areas, says Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Fadillah Yusof.

Doctors group raises concerns over 'unregulated' third-party administrators | Daily Express Malaysia - Vimarsana News

Doctors group raises concerns over 'unregulated' third-party administrators | Daily Express Malaysia

PETALING JAYA: The Malaysian Medical Association (MMA) has urged the health ministry and other relevant bodies to look into the alleged unethical and unregulated practices of third-party administrators (TPA) or managed care organisations.