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Is Corporate Flu Vaccination Tax Deductible in Malaysia? HR & Finance Guide

A corporate flu vaccination programme is an employer-organised service that vaccinates staff against seasonal influenza, either on-site at the office or through a partner clinic, usually priced per employee ("per pax"). In Malaysia, pricing typically starts from around RM50 per pax, and, unlike several providers that require a minimum group size, some programmes, including Qualitas

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When Is Flu Season in Malaysia? Best Time to Vaccinate Your Employees

A corporate flu vaccination programme is an employer-organised service that vaccinates staff against seasonal influenza, either on-site at the office or through a partner clinic, usually priced per employee ("per pax"). In Malaysia, pricing typically starts from around RM50 per pax, and, unlike several providers that require a minimum group size, some programmes, including Qualitas

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How Much Does Corporate Flu Vaccination Cost in Malaysia? 2026 Pricing Guide

Corporate flu vaccination in Malaysia typically costs between RM50 and RM100 per employee, depending on group size, vaccine type, and whether the session runs onsite or through a partner clinic. Corporate or group rates are usually cheaper than individual walk-in pricing, though several providers set a minimum headcount before that rate applies.

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Corporate Flu Vaccination Programme in Malaysia: The Complete Guide for HR Teams

A corporate flu vaccination programme is an employer-organised service that vaccinates staff against seasonal influenza, either on-site at the office or through a partner clinic, usually priced per employee ("per pax"). In Malaysia, pricing typically starts from around RM50 per pax, and, unlike several providers that require a minimum group size, some programmes, including Qualitas

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Thalassaemia in Malaysia: The Genetic Blood Disorder You Shouldn’t Ignore

Thalassaemia is the most common inherited blood disorder in Malaysia, yet many remain unaware that they may be silent carriers of this lifelong condition [1, 2]. Passed down silently through generations, this disease impairs the body’s ability to produce healthy haemoglobin (the oxygen-carrying protein in red blood cells), leading to chronic anaemia, severe physical complications,

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Mother’s Day Health Screening Package: A Gift of Health

Mother’s Day may be over, but the love and care we have for the women in our lives shouldn’t be limited to just one day. While flowers fade and dinners are limited to a single night, there’s a gift that continues to make a difference — the gift of health. This year, Qualitas Health Malaysia

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Early Detection of Colon & Stomach Cancers: How Gut Health Screenings Could Save Your Life

Colorectal cancer is one of the top three causes of cancer-related deaths in Malaysia, making up 16.9% of male cancer cases and 10.7% of female cancer cases [1]. Meanwhile, stomach cancer isn’t far behind, contributing to more than 5,000 deaths related to gastrointestinal cancers in 2023 alone [2]. The tragedy? Many of these cancers are

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Primary Healthcare: The Key to Controlling Malaysia’s Escalating Healthcare Costs

By Dr Junaidi Ismail, Country Head, Malaysia The rising cost of healthcare in Malaysia is becoming a major concern, threatening the sustainability of the system for both the government and the people. As healthcare expenditures soar, there is an urgent need for a paradigm shift in how resources are allocated. One critical yet often overlooked

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How to Navigate Pregnancy Complications in the Third Trimester and Postpartum Period

The third trimester of pregnancy is a transformative journey filled with anticipation and challenges. As the body prepares for childbirth, mothers experience profound physical, emotional, and mental changes. While this period is exciting, it is essential to remain vigilant about potential complications that could affect both mother and baby. If you (or someone you know)

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