MSP Newletter Volume 5 Issue 2 (JUNE-DECEMBER 2018)
Find our second issue of MSP Newsletter5-2. Get to know the updates of MSP activities in 2018 and coming programs in 2019. Enjoy reading...
MSP Newsletter Volume 5 Issue 1 (JAN-JUNE 2018)
MSP Newsletter 1st issue 2018 is already published. In this issue, Dr Noor Rashidah Saad has shared her interesting research regarding the level of anti cardiolipin antibodies in chronic periodontitis patients which could be one
MSP Newsletter Volume 4 Issue 3 ( SEPT-DEC 2017)
This is our last publication of the year. Enjoy!!
MSP Newsletter Volume 4 Issue 2 ( MAY-AUGUST 2017)
Welcome to our second publication of the year. Interesting contributions from our members. Enjoy!!!
MSP Newsletter Volume 4 Issue 1 (JAN-APRIL 2017)
Our newsletter for the beginning of the year 2017. Enjoy! For the full pdf of the newsletter click
MSP Newsletter Volume 3 Issue 3 (SEPT-DEC 2016)
It has been sometime since we have published our newsletter this year and due to the response from our members we managed to update our members with interesting articles from our member and updates MSP
MSP Newsletter Volume 3 Issue 2 (MAY-AUG 2016)
In this issue Dr Norjehan Bt Latib reviews locally delivered antibiotic in periodontal therapy. Also the new MSP line-up for 2016-2018 and remarks from our new president Assoc Prof Dr Badiah Baharin.
MSP Newsletter Volume 2 Issue 2 (APRIL-JULY 2015)
It has been long since we came up with a newsletter since the departure of our chief editor Dr Farha to persue her study in UK, however thanks to Dr Khamiza as our new chief
MSP Newsletter Volume 1 Issue 2 (MAY 2014)
In this issue, Dr Badiah Baharin brilliantly shares with you the theory and reality of oral self-care in periodontology. There is also highlights on some of our important programme in May 2014 such as our
MSP Newsletter Volume 1 Issue 1 (JAN-APRIL 2014)
Our very first newsletter highlights some of our activities & programme for the period of January 2014 to April 2014. We also included an article entitled "Periodontal Disease: Is it a Threat to our Community?"