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Understanding Sepsis: How Global Research Could Help Save Lives
University of Cyberjaya researcher Dr Lakshmi Thangavelu contributes to an international study examining three decades of sepsis cases and deaths worldwide. An infection may seem like a common health concern, […]
Beyond Ambition: What Does It Take for Women Entrepreneurs to Thrive?
Research co-authored by University of Cyberjaya academic Dr Mochammad Fahlevi examines 51 studies to explore the barriers and opportunities shaping women's entrepreneurship in emerging economies. Research Impact | Faculty of […]
Could Stem Cell-Free Therapies Change the Future of Healing?
Exploring the next frontier in regenerative medicine through the research of Professor Dr Rebecca Wong Shin Yee What if the healing potential of stem cells could be harnessed without transplanting […]
Same Medicine, Different Reactions: Could Your DNA Hold the Answer?
Research by University of Cyberjaya academic Prof. Dr Gan Siew Hua explores how genetic differences influence medication responses, generating pharmacogenomic evidence relevant to Malaysian and other Asian populations. Why Does […]
UoC Faculty of Pharmacy Triumphs at the 2025 Malaysia Technology Expo – 5th SDG International Innovation Awards
The Faculty of Pharmacy, University of Cyberjaya (UoC) proudly celebrates its achievements at the 2025 Malaysia Technology Expo – 5th SDG International Innovation Awards, held virtually. Prof. Ts. Dr Liew […]
From Antidiabetic to Antiobesity: The Emergence of Semaglutide as a Dual-Action Therapeutic Agent
From Insulin to Incretin Mimetics and Beyond Frederick Banting declared that “insulin is not a cure for diabetes; it is a treatment” in his 1923 Nobel lecture (as cited in;Greenhil, […]
Current Perspectives of Occupational Safety and Health Legislation in Malaysia
In Malaysia, the Occupational Safety and Health Master Plan 2021-2025 (OSHMP25) is a strategy and programme formulated to propel the nation’s occupational safety and health (OSH) to a more excellent […]
From Source to Solution: The Halal Pharmaceutical Journey in Malaysia
Muslims to consume according to Islamic law (Shariah). The opposite of halal is haram, which means "forbidden." The concept of halal indeed emphasizes strict adherence to Shariah-approved procedures, ensuring that […]
Losing Our Battle with Bacteria, Viruses and Parasites
Infections by bacteria, viruses and parasites are commonplace occurrence. Treatment to infections by bacteria is usually done with the help of antibiotics. However, increasingly, resistance to antibiotics has become a […]
Stepping Back from the Ledge: Motivations and Restraints
Despite heightened awareness of mental health's importance during the COVID-19 pandemic, the rise in suicide cases in Malaysia remains deeply troubling. According to statistics from the Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM), […]