Contextualizing chronicity: a perspective from Malaysia

Contextualizing chronicity: a perspective from Malaysia

The increasing prevalence of chronic Non Communicable Disease (NCD) around the world is well documented and projections suggest a frightening increase in prevalence around the world. The majority of new patients with chronic disease are expected to occur in developing countries. Effective management of chronic disease is a complex process that involves a proactive health care team working withi...

Contextualizing Bias Crimes: A Social & Theoretical Perspective

A Real Story of Bioethanol from Biomass: Malaysia Perspective

Coronary artery disease in Malaysia: a perspective.

The epidemiology of coronary artery disease (CAD) in Malaysia, to a large extent, reflects the trend of the disease in most developing countries. In 1955, "Heart Diseases" was not even listed as one of the 10 principal causes of medically certified deaths but between 1955 and 1965, it rose to second position and since 1980, has become the leading cause of death in this country. While this incre...

Exploring Success Criteria from the Developers’ Perspective in Malaysia

There are many different sets of project success criteria, but none of them will be suitable for all of the different stakeholders involved in the construction industry. In this sense, the developer who finances any construction work has been considered as the main person in any construction project. Different people perceive things differently and therefore...