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Lung ailments among Malaysia’s top 3 causes of hospitalisation, death, says health minister
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Malaysia's health minister stated that lung ailments are a leading cause of hospitalization and death in the country.
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- Lung ailments are among Malaysia's top 3 causes of hospitalization and death
- The health minister made this statement
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Lung ailments are a significant public health concern in Malaysia
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