KOTA KINABALU: Sabah is expected to receive its first batch of antiviral pills for the treatment of Covid-19 within the next fortnight, although the exact quantity has yet to be specified.
Sabah Health Director Datuk Dr Rose Nani Binti Mudin commended the Society of Sabah Heart Fund helping young patients with congenital heart disease receive heart surgery.
Its over 40 years of sustainable networking with the hospital helped clear many children in the waiting list for Corrective Heart Surgery.
SOSHF President Datuk Eva Susan requested for more cardiologists, particularly adult congenital cardiologists, to be placed in Sabah, while seeking solutions from the Federal Government to allow newly trained cardiologists to be retained for longer tenures at government hospitals.
With more experienced doctors and specialists entering private practice, Eva underlined growing concern from the public on general healthcare services, as well services in treatment and prevention of heart disease
KOTA KINABALU, Feb 14 A viral Whatsapp message claiming that a teenager had died after taking the Covid-19 booster dose in the state is not true, says Sabah Health director Datuk Dr Rose Nani Mudin. She said the Sabah Health Department had conducted an investigation and discovered that the.
Health authorities are currently testing whether cases in a Sandakan Covid-19 cluster linked to umrah returnees have the world’s rapidly spreading variant Omicron, according to an official