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M. Murallitharan
Dr M. Murallitharan is a public health physician and leads various medical professional and civil society organisations. He is actively engaged in health system reforms especially in dealing with non-communicable diseases.
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Global health in a Trumpian world
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The ‘health-iest’ Budget thus far
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Tobacco Control Act: perhaps not the law we want, but the law we have
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Honorary doctorates, an equal if not bigger nightmare than PhDs
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Vaccine waste: is Khairy the one to blame?
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Going ‘Pink’ for breast cancer in October
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Will the real Dr Ali please stand up… and show us his payslip?
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ChatGPT and the democratisation of healthcare
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Nicotine: why are we so bothered?
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It looks like it’s all about the money, not health
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Is it time for house officers in private hospitals?
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Smaller meals, lower prices. Better for us all?
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Let’s start building humans as well as hospitals
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Ask your candidate if he or she is really a doctor
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Needed: MPs who understand the health agenda
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Increase in cervical cancer: another unintended consequence of Covid-19?
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Stop snuggling behind the smuggling excuse
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Why MPs should support the Tobacco Control Bill
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Why the tax on NRT is ‘nudging’ us the wrong way
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