Public responsibility to ensure good health, says Dzulkefly
Health Minister Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad encourages the public to take advantage of free health screenings to help prevent the onset of non-communicable diseases like heart disease and stroke. – The Malaysian Insight file pic, February 22, 2020.
THE Ministry of Health has encouraged the public to take regular health screenings prevent premature death, especially due to non-communicable diseases . “The NCD that is the main cause of premature death is high-blood pressure or hypertension, and if accompanied by diabetes, it is the recipe for premature death by heart attack or stroke,” Health Minister Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad said.
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