
Sugar? Yes, Please! Malaysians Can’t Live Without Sugar And The Stats Show It
We Malaysians love our sugar, we put it in our drinks and we use it to make our kuih. But that love is slowly killing

We Malaysians love our sugar, we put it in our drinks and we use it to make our kuih. But that love is slowly killing

A food desert is a region where people have limited access to healthy and affordable food, usually because of low incomes or having to travel

Wiwik Wardati Baharuddin, a 44-year-old head nurse in a local private hospital, gave birth to her second daughter that she had struggled to conceive in

Over the years, Malaysia’s name has soared locally and internationally and it’s all thanks to the country’s prestigious sportsmen and sportswomen. Aside from creating our

We Malaysians love our teh tarik. But not when it is coming out of our faucets. And yet this happening in Kelantan where citizens are

Zuraini Kamal was 43 years old when she was diagnosed with endometrial cancer at stage 1B in 2012. With no support groups and non-governmental organisations

If Malaysia votes yes to the new proposed ban, it will be one of the first countries in the world to enact tobacco generational endgame

“You are a product of your environment,” wrote W. Clement Stone, a self-help author[1]. His words have gained a new meaning in recent years as

Ever since she was a young girl, Mary Chen always had a heart for service. Since the age of 12, Mary left home to work

Trigger warning: Death, suicide The month of August is off to a tragic start. Earlier this week, the death of a woman at Suria KLCC