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Current issue · 2025–2026

Non-Communicable Diseases

The crisis we have normalised

Non-communicable diseases (NCDs), including cancer, cardiovascular diseases, diabetes and chronic respiratory diseases, are among the leading causes of death and disability in the Maldives. Often developing over many years, these diseases place a growing burden on individuals, families and the…

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Coming next · 2027–2028

Growing Up Maldives

From family planning and conception to pregnancy, childbirth and raising children, the journey of parenthood is shaped by the health, choices and circumstances of families. In the Maldives, access to maternal and child healthcare, nutrition, education and family support plays an important role in shaping…

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Residency rights

Economic justice begins with residency rights

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