Strengthening health self-reliance among urban B40 households增强城市低收入家庭（B40家庭）的健康自主能力
Letter from Dr Tan Woei Ling, Dr Noor Hasliza Che Seman, Dr Norsyazmi Mohd, Dr Aida Syafinaz Mokhtar and Dr Wong Kwok Khuen, Kuala Lumpur
FOR many Malaysians living in urban low-income communities, maintaining good health is not simply a matter of making healthy lifestyle choices; it is a daily struggle shaped by financial limitations, demanding work schedules, inadequate health information and difficulties navigating an increasingly complex healthcare system.
A person living with diabetes may understand the importance of regular follow-up appointments but struggle to take time off work. An older adult with hypertension may receive medication without fully understanding how to manage the condition at home. A family may know that preventive screening is important but postpone it because immediate household expenses take priority.
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对于许多生活在城市低收入社区的马来西亚人来说，保持健康不仅仅是做出健康的生活方式选择；它还是一场日常的斗争，受到经济限制、繁重的工作安排、健康信息不足以及难以应对日益复杂的医疗保健系统等因素的影响。
糖尿病患者可能明白定期复诊的重要性，但却很难抽出时间。老年高血压患者可能服用药物，但并不完全了解如何在家里管理病情。一些家庭可能知道预防性筛查很重要，但却因为眼前的家庭开支而推迟筛查。
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