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Lauding Selangor for aggressive Covid-19 tests, experts urge other states to follow suit | Malaysia

KUALA LUMPUR, May 29 Selangor’s free mass Covid-19 screenings were a constructive step in combating the pandemic, said health experts who recommended the tactic as a critical accompaniment to other steps such as lockdowns. Since launching the scheme, Selangor has consistently been the state.

KL s balancing act between lives and livelihoods leads to healthcare crisis as Covid-19 cases surge

KL s balancing act between lives and livelihoods leads to healthcare crisis as Covid-19 cases surge
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MOH Is Looking For Healthy Volunteers For The First COVID-19 Vaccine Trial In The Country

MOH Is Looking For Healthy Volunteers For The First COVID-19 Vaccine Trial In The Country Cover image via Malaysiakini The Ministry of Health (MOH) is looking for healthy volunteers to join the Phase III clinical trial of a COVID-19 vaccine developed in China The vaccine has been developed by the Institute of Medical Biology Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences (IMBCAMS), read a statement uploaded on the official Facebook page of MOH last night, 15 January. It was also announced by Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin on 11 January, stating that the phase III COVID-19 vaccine clinical trial will start on 21 January at nine MOH hospitals.

Are The COVID-19 Vaccines Safe? We Asked A Doctor To Explain How They Were Made So Fast

news Are The COVID-19 Vaccines Safe? We Asked A Doctor To Explain How They Were Made So Fast How were the COVID-19 vaccines made in less than a year? By May Vin Ang — 06 Jan 2021, 07:28 PM 1. The COVID-19 vaccines were made in less than a year. How were they made so fast when other vaccines take years to develop? Dr Khoo Yoong Khean, a healthcare administrator working in Singapore and the managing editor of The Malaysian Medical Gazette, told SAYS that while it is conventionally true that vaccines do take a long time to develop, it doesn t mean the COVID-19 vaccines were rushed.

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