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Year-End Round-Up Part 1: Health Headlines 2015

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23-Dec-15 16:00

Year-End Round-Up Part 1: Health Headlines 2015

We are looking back to 2015 to follow up on health news that made the headlines. We kick off the line-up with the major outbreaks that plagued our nation: dengue, rabies and typhoid. Featuring the voices of Dr Izwan Effendy Zainudin, Dr Rose Nani Mudin, Dr Vickneshwaran Muthu and Dr Chong Chee Keong of the Ministry of Health.


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