Many of us have probably looked up our health symptoms online before, whether it's a mysterious rash or a cough that just won’t go away. But does it cause more harm than good? 



 

Many of us have probably <a href="https://www.theguardian.com/society/2021/mar/29/looking-up-health-symptoms-online-less-harmful-than-thought-study-says">looked up our health symptoms online</a> before, whether it's a mysterious rash or a cough that just won&rsquo;t go away. But does it cause more harm than good? 

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Is Looking Up Your Health Symptoms Online A Good Idea?

While some of us are ready to race for the COVID-19 vaccines as soon as we get our appointment, there are others who are anxious about what the process will be like, and many more who are generally hesitant about getting the COVID-19 vaccine. We take a look at what exactly happens at a major vaccination centre, and why it’s important for us to register for the COVID-19 vaccine and stick to our appointments. 



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While some of us are ready to race for the COVID-19 vaccines as soon as we get our appointment, there are others who are anxious about what the process will be like, and many more who are generally hesitant about getting the COVID-19 vaccine. We take a look at what exactly happens at a major vaccination centre, and why it&rsquo;s important for us to register for the COVID-19 vaccine and stick to our appointments. 

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What To Expect When You Go For Your COVID-19 Vaccination?

2,617. That’s the number of active COVID-19 cases involving schools as of late, according to Health Minister Dato’ Sri Dr. Adham Baba. Overall, they span 49 clusters. As the number of community cases continues to stay above 2,000 across Malaysia, we look at what needs to be done to protect our precious schoolchildren and teachers, together with Professor Dr Sanjay Rampal, Epidemiologist at Universiti Malaya.

 

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2,617. That&rsquo;s the number of active COVID-19 cases involving schools as of late, according to Health Minister Dato&rsquo; Sri Dr. Adham Baba. Overall, they span 49 clusters. As the number of community cases continues to stay above 2,000 across Malaysia, we look at what needs to be done to protect our precious schoolchildren and teachers, together with Professor Dr Sanjay Rampal, Epidemiologist at Universiti Malaya.
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Is Looking Up Your Health Symptoms Online A Good Idea?

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