Humans of Medicine
We tell inspiring stories behind portrait shots of our everyday unsung heroes. Curated by the Humans of Medicine editorial team of Malaysian medical students coming from home and abroad.
“A Lesson of Compassion That I’ll Never Forget” — Dr. Aniatul Soraya.
Interviewed and written by Zoey gan. Consent has been obtained for this publication.
“Those Detours Shaped Me Into Who I Am Today” — Dr. Loke Xi Mun
Interviewed and written by Repe Preet Kaur. Consent has been obtained for this publication.
This publication is in conjunction with the public health initiative by MMI.
“You Don’t Have To Be A Specialist To Make An Impact” — Dr. Ng Rong Xiang.
Interviewed and written by Srilekha Sumathi. Consent has been obtained for this publication.
This publication is in conjunction with the public health initiative by MMI.
“There is no better era to live in if you are passionate about exploring VR/AI in medical education.” — Prof. Dr. Zaleha Abdullah Mahdy
Interviewed and written by Chloe Lim Zhi Yi. Consent has been obtained for this publication.
This publication is in conjunction with the public health initiative by MMI aimed at fostering digitalisation and entrepreneurship among healthcare leaders, particularly in the aspect of telemedicine.
“Aligning with the concept of ikigai: what we love, what we are good at, and what the world needs...” — Dr. Ginsky Chan
Interviewed and written by Goh Li Lian and Arulselvi Manoharan. Consent has been obtained for this publication.
This publication is in conjunction with the public health initiative by MMI aimed at fostering digitalisation and entrepreneurship among healthcare leaders, particularly in the aspect of telemedicine.
“But as women, we realise that menstrual products are actually one of the most important things in our lives….” — Dr. Fatimah Al-Attas
Interviewed and written by Eason Kong Qi Zheng and Tan Wen Weyn. Consent has been obtained for this publication.
This publication is in conjunction with the public health initiative by MMI aimed at raising awareness among Malaysians.
“We are the Window to the World; We See What People Don't See” — Datuk Dr. Nor Fariza binti Ngah
Interviewed and written by Arulselvi Manoharan and Goh Li Lian. Consent has been obtained for this publication.
This publication is in conjunction with the upcoming initiative by MMI aimed at raising awareness about mental health care in Malaysia.
“No obstacle is too great for a determined mind.” — Dr. Mehru Nisha
Interviewed and written by Eason Kong Qi Zheng and Tan Wen Weyn. Consent has been obtained for this publication.
This publication is in conjunction with the upcoming initiative by MMI aimed at raising awareness about mental health care in Malaysia.
“A well-rested mind is a better learner” — Jon Ng, a 21-year-old medical student pursuing a second year at Monash University Malaysia.
Interviewed and written by Zhan Xian and Sherwina Tee. Consent has been obtained for this publication.
This publication is in conjunction with the upcoming initiative by MMI aimed at raising awareness about mental health care in Malaysia.
“First and foremost, we are human beings, and human beings are kind” — Tareq Nassri, HIV activist.
Interviewed and written by Eunice Tan. Consent has been obtained for this publication.
This publication by @mmi_milieu is in conjunction with MMI’s Mental Health Initiative on HIV and mental health.
“From UCAT to University: Tips for a Successful Medicine Application to the UK” — Ibrahim Muhammad Imran.
Interviewed and written by Serene Inulia Kong Kwai Yan. Consent has been obtained for this publication.