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Tunku Azizah Aminah Maimunah Iskandariah, founder of the Tunku Azizah Fertility Foundation, has expressed profound sadness at the death of Jaden Samuel Desen, 20, the first baby born through the foundation's IVF programme.
Hundreds of thousands of Nepali patients were denied medical care when doctors nationwide suspended outpatient services to protest escalating violence against healthcare workers. The strike followed an assault on a doctor at Narayani Hospital.
Former prime minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak has completed a coronary angiogram in Kuala Lumpur, with attending physicians concluding that invasive intervention procedures were unnecessary.
Malaysia's Health Ministry will test artificial intelligence technology at selected hospitals before expanding to other facilities, part of a broader Smart Hospitals initiative involving network upgrades and clinical automation.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has committed to resolving chronic infrastructure deficits in Rengit, pledging urgent improvements to healthcare facilities and water supply as Pakatan Harapan campaigns across Johor.
A Singaporean trainee doctor in Melbourne has pleaded guilty to secretly filming more than 500 colleagues in hospital bathrooms and showers across three major institutions, with authorities recovering over 10,000 intimate images and videos from his devices.
A nurse assistant in Seoul was arrested after injecting herself with propofol on her first day at a dermatology clinic. The incident underscores escalating concerns over medical narcotic misuse and storage protocols in South Korean healthcare facilities.