GENEVA, May 22 — IHH Healthcare Malaysia has brought Malaysia’s LungShield programme to discussions held alongside the 79th World Health Assembly in Geneva.
Highlighting the country’s public-private partnership model for occupational lung health and early detection.
Launched earlier this month in collaboration with the Ministry of Health and the Royal Malaysia Police, LungShield aims to provide structured lung screening.
For 10,000 traffic police officers nationwide through IHH’s hospital network, including Gleneagles, Pantai and Prince Court Medical Centre.
The programme offers chest X-rays, low-dose CT scans and specialist referrals where necessary. IHH Healthcare Malaysia chief executive officer Kamal Amzan said the initiative demonstrates.
How public-private collaboration can improve early intervention and reduce long-term healthcare burdens.
