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Malaysia Regarded as an Unhealthy Nation: Health Awareness Still Low

Published 2026-11-01

Malaysia Regarded as an Unhealthy Nation: Health Awareness Still Low | Integri News

The Health Minister stated that Malaysia is now considered an unhealthy nation. This is because the number of citizens suffering from heart disease and obesity is high. This statement shows that health problems remain a major concern in this country.

According to the news report, the level of health awareness among Malaysians is still low. Many people pay little attention to a balanced diet and an active lifestyle. This situation causes more people to be at risk of chronic diseases at a younger age.

Heart disease and obesity are the two most worrying health problems. Both of these diseases can be prevented with small changes in daily life, such as reducing intake of sweet and oily foods, and exercising regularly.

In view of this, the public is advised to be more concerned about the health of themselves and their families. Regular health check-ups are also encouraged so that diseases can be detected and treated earlier. Higher awareness is expected to help Malaysia become a healthier nation in the future.

Sources: NST Online

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