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Sunny Side Up: A tribute to healthcare workers' dedication to their vocation
The columnist pays tribute to healthcare workers' dedication and commitment to their vocation.
Curious Cook: A tale of two vitamins
Examining allergies and the importance of vitamins C and D in a healthy immune system.
What mental health advocates can learn from the HIV/AIDS movement
The evolution of public opinion, healthcare and policy on the HIV/AIDS epidemic offers lessons to mental health care.
Chaos, consistency and contenders: The Premier League heats up
THE contest between Liverpool and Manchester City is typically a chaotic affair, brimming with goals and the occasional cards.
Sins of a democracy
THE shock of a very right-wing Donald Trump winning a second term as President of the United States – that so-called “shining example of democracy” – made me think about what is happening in Malaysia.
Nourish your hair with the right vitamins and minerals
Certain micronutrients play an important role in our hair health, and could help reduce any thinning or loss as we age.
Spinning a wrong turn on the rumour mill
PAS lawmaker Mohd Yusni Mat Piah learnt his lesson the hard way when he had to retract and apologise to the Prime Minister last week.
Debunking myths before the snip
My wife and I are blessed with two beautiful children, both in their teens. I have nightmares about her getting pregnant again, as the twins were born prematurely, and both my wife and I had a terrible experience.
The forgotten virtues: compassion and critical thinking
Our education system must move beyond rote learning and encourage students to be compassionate and think critically.
Keeping the flag flying
A Prime Minister who stays put in the country brings little benefit to the nation. He needs to travel, meet leaders and bring investments, besides promoting the country. The cost, of course, has to be justified, too.
Going on strong
As he enters the midpoint of his term, the PMX and his Madani government seem to be weathering well against any backdoor challenges. But another formidable foe could be waiting in the wings: the Borneo Bloc.
Food for thought in preparing the recipe for success at LA Olympics
A FORMER journalist shared with me recently a little nugget of wisdom – on how the first Malaysian sports psychologist attached to the Malaysian contingent at the Olympic Games convinced a high-profile American leader to sample a taste of the spicy chicken satay.