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Malaysia is investing an additional RM350 million to boost digital health infrastructure, bringing total allocation to RM1 billion. The move aims to implement electronic medical records across public clinics and hospitals by next year.
Malaysia's Health Ministry plans to complete its workplace mental health policy draft by September or October, following consultation with government agencies, employers and unions on creating safer, more supportive work environments.
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Deputy Women, Family and Community Development Minister Lim Hui Ying revealed 93,000 autistic children among registered disabilities, yet analysis shows the crisis extends far beyond autism, with over 850,000 unregistered disabled children lacking adequate support.