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Malaysian Pharmacists Society – Young Pharmacists Chapter is the fastest growing young pharmacists organisation and represents the voices of more than 10,000 pharmacists in the nation. It is an organisation of the people: by pharmacists, for pharmacists.

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MPS-YPC 2020/2021 Chairperson Remarks

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Another term has ended for the MPS-YPC Committees of 2020/2021. As the curtain falls, here are some words from the outgoing Chairperson, Cedric Chua summarizing the achievements and challenges that his team faced throughout their term.  Dear Fellow Young Pharmacists, The challenges posed by the pandemic in the past two years have spared no one....

FIPYPG’s 20th Anniversary

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The following piece is a compilation in conjunction with FIPYPG’s 20th Anniversary. Established in 2007, the Malaysian Pharmacists Society-Young Pharmacists Chapter (MPS-YPC) has been a prominent chapter under the umbrella of MPS. It was set up with the aim of bringing together young pharmacists, which currently form the largest cohort of the profession, to shape...

YPC Live Podcast #1: Workplace Communication

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With so much time now spent at home due to the COVID-19 pandemic, what shall we do besides binging on Netflix and perfecting the art of making Dalgona coffee? Yeap, tis’ the season for growth! 📈 MPS YPC Professional Development team had taken this opportunity to organize the very first YPC Live Podcast. What better...

Latest Publications

Vaccine Preventable Diseases – Combination Vaccines

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Vaccination is a realm that we pharmacists in Malaysia rarely venture into due to the lack of exposure to them. However, in many other countries, pharmacists are trained to be vaccinators to aid with the public’s mass immunization, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic. As the new regulations roll into place enabling pharmacists to provide vaccination…

Integrating T&CM Practices in Modern Medicine

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Traditional medicine, often rooted in centuries old knowledge and cultural practices, could complement modern medicine. It may offer a holistic and patient-centred approach to  preventing, treating or managing common diseases. In Malaysia, there are 15 government hospitals offering a wide range of traditional and complementary medicine (T&CM) services. These T&CM facilities are closely monitored under...

The least we could do

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If you’ve worked at a dispensary, be it in a government or a community setting you would know that the patients or customers (the term patient(s) will be used henceforth for convenience sake but the context applies to both parties) rely so much on the dispenser a.k.a the pharmacist to relay any and all information...