Science and Wellness Organisation - SWO

30/03/2026

The Science & Wellness Organisation (SWO) has been continuously monitoring air quality across key regions in Malaysia, focusing on critical pollutants such as carbon monoxide (CO) that impact public health.

Latest observations indicate fluctuating CO levels in areas including Klang, Selangor and Iskandar Puteri, Johor, reinforcing the need for continued vigilance and data-driven intervention.

Air pollution is not always visible, but its impact is real.

This update is part of SWO’s Global Clean Air Campaign, driving awareness and solutions for cleaner, healthier air.

🔗 www.swo.today

21/03/2026

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21/03/2026

Selamat Hari Raya Aidilfitri! 🌙
May this festive season be filled with joy, harmony, and meaningful moments with your loved ones. Wishing you a blessed celebration ✨

17/02/2026

Wishing everyone a prosperous Chinese New Year 2026! ✨

May your celebrations be joyful, safe, and filled with good health, harmony, and happiness ❤️

🏮 Gong Xi Fa Cai from Science & Wellness Organisation.

16/02/2026

Make an Impact from Anywhere 🌍

Join the Global Clean Air Campaign and advance clean air solutions through science, data, and global collaboration.

Open to individuals from all backgrounds worldwide.

🔗 Visit swo.today to learn more and take action

14/02/2026

Does Air Quality Increase the Risk of Tuberculosis in Malaysia?

As of 7 February 2026, 10 active tuberculosis (TB) clusters have been reported across Malaysia, including cases in Johor, Selangor, Kedah, Kelantan, Pahang, Perlis and Sabah. This indicates that TB remains a serious public health concern.

The discussion is no longer only about infection.
It is also about environmental exposure.

The World Health Organization (WHO) states that high emissions of harmful pollutants such as particulate matter (PM) and carbon monoxide (CO) increase the risk of diseases, including tuberculosis. This highlights the growing relevance of air quality in understanding long-term respiratory and infectious disease risks.

Globally, awareness is increasing. In Romania, WHO supported a public mural titled “Tuberculosis & Pollution” to emphasize the link between polluted air and lung health, a reminder that environmental factors play a critical role in disease prevention.

Clean air is not just an environmental issue.
It is a public health priority.

This update is part of the .

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TuberculosisAwareness

14/02/2026

Adakah Kualiti Udara Meningkatkan Risiko Tuberkulosis di Malaysia?

Sehingga 7 Februari 2026, sebanyak 10 kluster aktif tuberkulosis (TB) telah dilaporkan di Malaysia, termasuk kes di Johor, Selangor, Kedah, Kelantan, Pahang, Perlis dan Sabah. Ini menunjukkan bahawa TB kekal sebagai isu kesihatan awam yang serius.

Perbincangan kini bukan lagi hanya mengenai jangkitan.
Ia juga berkaitan dengan pendedahan terhadap persekitaran.

Menurut Pertubuhan Kesihatan Sedunia (WHO), pelepasan tinggi bahan pencemar berbahaya seperti bahan zarah halus (PM) dan karbon monoksida (CO) meningkatkan risiko penyakit, termasuk tuberkulosis. Ini menekankan kepentingan kualiti udara dalam memahami risiko penyakit pernafasan dan berjangkit dalam jangka panjang.

Di peringkat global, kesedaran semakin meningkat. Di Romania, WHO menyokong mural awam bertajuk “Tuberculosis & Pollution” bagi meningkatkan kesedaran tentang kesan pencemaran udara terhadap kesihatan paru-paru, satu peringatan bahawa faktor persekitaran memainkan peranan penting dalam pencegahan penyakit.

Udara bersih bukan sekadar isu alam sekitar.
Ia adalah keutamaan kesihatan awam.

Video ini merupakan sebahagian daripada .

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KesedaranTB

11/02/2026

Air pollution can affect anyone. It silently harms us at every stage of life, from pregnancy to old age.

Scientific evidence reviewed by the World Health Organization (WHO) shows that air pollution increases the risk of:

• Preterm birth and low birth weight
• Childhood pneumonia and asthma
• Heart disease, stroke, and lung cancer
• Reduced lung function and chronic respiratory disease

The evidence is clear: polluted air increases disease risk across generations.

This update is part of the Global Clean Air Campaign.

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04/02/2026

Punca Sebenar di Sebalik Sebahagian Kematian yang Boleh Dicegah di Malaysia

Menurut Perangkaan Sebab Kematian Malaysia 2025, sebanyak 198,992 kematian direkodkan pada tahun 2024. Penyakit jantung iskemik dan pneumonia adalah antara punca utama kematian di negara ini.

Namun persoalan yang jarang ditanya ialah:
“Apakah punca yang meningkatkan risiko penyakit-penyakit ini setiap hari, tanpa kita sedari?”

Salah satu faktor terbesar ialah udara yang kita hirup.

Menurut Pertubuhan Kesihatan Sedunia (WHO), pencemaran udara sama ada di luar rumah atau di dalam rumah merupakan antara penyumbang utama kepada kematian pramatang di seluruh dunia. WHO turut menegaskan bahawa banyak kematian berkaitan pencemaran udara sebenarnya boleh dicegah melalui perlindungan kesihatan awam dan peningkatan kualiti udara.

Hakikatnya, pendedahan ini berlaku setiap hari semasa kita bekerja, anak-anak belajar dan juga semasa kita tidur, walaupun udara kelihatan bersih pada pandangan mata kasar.

Ini bukan sekadar isu alam sekitar.
Ini isu kesihatan awam.
Dan ia melibatkan nyawa manusia.

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WHO

02/02/2026

Air Quality Monitoring Monday | Global PM2.5 Update

Across major cities worldwide, PM2.5 levels are reaching Unhealthy to Very Unhealthy ranges on 17th Jan 2026 at 8PM (UTC+8), increasing the risk of respiratory diseases, cardiovascular conditions, and premature death.

PM2.5 particles are extremely small and can pe*****te deep into the lungs, enter the bloodstream, and travel to vital organs, causing systemic damage to tissues and cells.

🌍 This update is part of the SWO Global Clean Air Campaign.

🔗 Visit www.swo.today to learn more about the Global Clean Air Campaign