THERE is a paradox in Malaysia’s healthcare system, a narrative that unfolds like a tale of two worlds colliding. Imagine a scene where ancient wisdom and modern science coexist but are forced into a reluctant dance by the rigid requirements of law.
Picture a hospital in Kuala Lumpur that’s over a century old, a beacon of hope where healing arts from across the spectrum – allopathic, alternative, and complementary – converge. But even within its hallowed halls, the regulation of these practices casts a shadow over their harmonious blend.
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