Addressing Food Insecurity and Climate Change in Malaysia: Current Evidence and Ways Forward

[...]the rehabilitation of food systems in Malaysia represents an opportunity to tackle food insecurity and the rising burden of non-communicable diseases in Malaysia, in addition to addressing climate change in the country. [...]there is an urgent need to curb further environmental change in Malaysia. [...]the agricultural industry must adapt to the effects of climate change on food production systems, such as by increasing crop diversity to ensure greater resilience to extreme weather events. [...]we must recognise the role of healthcare professionals to advocate for action in this unique nexus of food, environment and health (22).