General : Sarawak Steps Up Disease Surveillance In Rural Communities
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GEDONG : The Sarawak Infectious Disease Centre (SIDC) will continue its Disease Surveillance Programme (DSP) in Kuching and Serian to identify local disease trends and ensure healthcare interventions are tailored to the needs of communities. (Sarawak Tribune, 14:10)
The reporting
8 reportsPhoto: Bernama Bernama·News·EN·18 Oct, 15:12 MYTGeneral : Sarawak Steps Up Disease Surveillance In Rural Communities
KUCHING, Oct 18 (Bernama) -- The Sarawak government is intensifying efforts to detect and monitor diseases among rural communities through the Disease Surveillance Programme (DSP) implemented by the Sarawak Infectious Disease Centre (SIDC).
Read at Bernama- Sarawak Tribune·News·EN·18 Oct, 14:10 MYT
SIDC expands Disease Surveillance Programme for targeted healthcare
GEDONG : The Sarawak Infectious Disease Centre (SIDC) will continue its Disease Surveillance Programme (DSP) in Kuching and Serian to identify local disease trends and ensure healthcare interventions are tailored to the needs of communities. Premier Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri Abang…
Read at Sarawak Tribune - Sarawak Tribune·News·EN·18 Oct, 14:15 MYT
SIDC explores rich biodiversity for local medicine research and development
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Photo: Sarawak Tribune Sarawak Tribune·News·EN·18 Oct, 17:11 MYTMobile lab brings health screenings to villages
BY RUSNAN MUSTAFA GEDONG : The mobile laboratory under the Sarawak Infectious Disease Centre’s (SIDC) Disease Surveillance Programme is making it easier for rural residents to undergo health screenings without having to travel long distances to clinics or hospitals. The…
Read at Sarawak Tribune- Sarawak Tribune·News·EN·19 Oct, 11:34 MYT
Eight central region sites to come under Disease Surveillance Programme
SARAWAK will expand its Disease Surveillance Programme to eight sites in the central region next year, following 13 exercises conducted across southern Sarawak. Education, Innovation and Talent Development Minister Datuk Seri Roland Sagah Wee Inn said the programme, implemented…
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Photo: Malay Mail Malay Mail·News·EN·19 Oct, 14:11 MYTSarawak infectious disease centre 90pc complete, set for launch in 2027
KUCHING, Oct 19 —The Sarawak Infectious Disease Centre (SIDC) is 90 per cent complete as of August 2026 and is expected to be officially launched in the third quarter of 2027. Sarawak Minister for Education, Innovation and Talent Development Datuk Seri Roland Sagah Wee Inn said…
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Photo: thestar.com.my thestar.com.my·News·EN·18 Oct, 16:15 MYTSIDC researchers note 'worrying rise' in non-communicable diseases in rural Sarawak
KUCHING: Medical and health researchers at the Sarawak Infectious Diseases Centre (SIDC) have noted a "worrying rise" in non-communicable diseases statewide, particularly diabetes and hypertension among people in rural communities, in its ongoing disease surveillance programme.…
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