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Mothers’ views and their expected roles on parent-adolescent communication on sexual and reproductive health

Item Type: Book Section

Muhammad, Noor Azimah and

Jamil, Teh Rohaila and

Sallehudin, Farah Umairah and

Samuri, Mohd Al Adib and

Sutan, Rosnah and

Abd Halim, Khansa' and

Sudin, Wan Nur Baiti and

Tey, Nai Peng and

Lai, Siow Li and

Tengku Razif, Tengku Aira and

Palil, Mohd Rizal and

Imam Supaat, Dina and

Year: 00/00/2022

Abstract: As parents generally have more contact than other adults with their children, they are the most suitable people in imparting correct knowledge about sexual and reproductive health (SRH) to their adolescents. However, apart from getting information from parents, adolescents also learn from other parties such as the internet, teachers, or peers. Thus, this study aimed to explore mothers’ views on parent-adolescent communication on SRH and their expected roles in communicating about SRH.

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Malaysian youths at risk: a review of mental health and maladaptive behaviors

Item Type: Book Section

Mohamed, Shazleen and

Mohamed, Shafizan and

Adnan, Wardatul Hayat and

Abdul Aziz, Ahlam and

Abusulayman, Abdulhamid and

Tey, Nai Peng and

Lai, Siow Li and

Tengku Razif, Tengku Aira and

Palil, Mohd Rizal and

Imam Supaat, Dina and

Year: 00/00/2022

Abstract: The contemporary world with its constant changes and challenges often poses great risks to the mental health of young people who are at the age of learning about themselves and the world they live in. Similarly, recent developments have indicated that Malaysian youths today are greatly affected by mental health issues and are easily driven by maladaptive behaviors.

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Item Type: Book Section

Mohammad, Ahmad Hashimi and

Mokhtar, Mazlin and

Lee, Khai Ern and

Sivapalan, Subarna and

Year: 00/00/2017

Abstract: One aspect of women's reproductive health care which is increasingly in demand is postnatal care services. In order to improve the welfare of women in low-income households and to recognise the skills traditionally passed down from generation to generation, Mama Care Postnatal Care Programme was established in 2012 under the 7th National Blue Ocean Strategy (NBOS), 1Malaysia Women's Initiative and Self Empowerment (1MWISE). It is targeted single mothers, elderly and women from low-income household.

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Malaysian infertile men and women : do they suffer mental health issues?

Item Type: Conference or Workshop Item

Mohamed Shapie, Noor Izni and

Year: 00/00/2017

Abstract: This study revealed that Malaysian infertile men and women demonstrated susceptibility to mental health problems that occurs more commonly among women than men. Thus, this study may facilitate fertility facilities to strategize and redesign better intervention for the infertile couples.

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Mammogram Screening Subsidy: Program in Malaysia

Item Type: Conference or Workshop Item

Ismail, Siti Norlasiah and

Mustapha, Wan Hilya Munira and

Manhuri, Muntaza and

Year: 00/00/2015

Abstract: In Malaysia, a woman has a 1:19 life time risk of developing breast cancer in her lifetime. Breast cancer contributes 32.3% of all female cancers. To reduce the incidence of breast cancer, the Government has embarked on the subsidised Mammogram Screening Program. This aims at promoting greater awareness and encouraging women to undergo mammogram screening for early detection of breast cancer. The objective of this subsidy is to promote greater awareness on breast cancer and the importance of breast examination.

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Malaysian Journal of Reproductive Health (Volume 8, Number 2, December 1990)

Item Type: Book

Ang, Eng Suan and

Abdul wahood, Hairunnishah and

Jamal, Farida and

Yusof, Khairuddin and

Abd. Kadir, Khalid and

Lye, Munn Sunn and

Jainudeen, Mohamed R. and

Hussein, Roznah and

Abdullah, Ramli and

S.P, Rachagan and

Aziz, Shaharuddin and

Shaikh, Alaudeen and

Tee, E.Siong and

V., Sivanesaratnam and

Yusof, Baharom and

Kamarul Zaman, Kamarul Faridah and

Harun, Rosliah and

Ismail, Siti Norlasiah and

Loh, Sek Ney and

Year: 00/12/1990

Abstract: A joint publication of the Reproductive Research Centre of the National Population and Family Development Board, Malaysia and the Fertility Society, Kuala Lumpur.

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Malaysian Journal of Reproductive Health (Volume 5, Number 2, December 1987)

Item Type: Book

Arshat, Hamid and

A.J., Halim and

Ang, Eng Suan and

Hassan, Khalid and

Baki, Mat Saat and

M., Subbiah and

Tan, Boon Ann and

Bongso, Tuan Ariffeen and

Ali, Jaffar and

Year: 00/12/1987

Abstract: A joint publication of the Reproductive Research Centre of the National Population and Family Development Board, Malaysia and the Fertility Society, Kuala Lumpur.

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Malaysian Journal of Reproductive Health (Volume 5 , Number 1, June 1987)

Item Type: Book

Arshat, Hamid and

A.J., Halim and

Ang, Eng Suan and

Hassan, Khalid and

Baki, Mat Saat and

M., Subbiah and

Tan, Boon Ann and

Bongso, Tuan Ariffeen and

Ali, Jaffar and

Year: 00/06/1987

Abstract: A joint publication of the Reproductive Research Centre of the National Population and Family Development Board, Malaysia and the Fertility Society, Kuala Lumpur.

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Maternal reciprocal translocation t(1p;6p) in a couple with recurrent spontaneous abortion

Item Type: Article

Ismail, Siti Norlasiah and

A.J., Halim and

Arshat, Hamid and

Year: 00/06/1987

Abstract: G-banded chromosome complements were analyzed from peripheral blood lymphocytes of a couple who had experinced for spontaneous abortions. The karyotype of the husband was designated as 46,XY, while the wife's karyotype was designated as 46,XX, t(1p;6p). Balanced reciprocal translocations appear to be associated with the recurrent spontaneous abortions experienced by the couple. We report here a case of a maternal (1p;6p) reciprocal translocation in a couple with repeated fetal loss.