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Conference uplifts teaching profession
LEAPS of Knowledge Conference is back for the seventh year focused on core values of “HEART, ” an acronym for “Here To Make A Difference, Enjoy What You Do and Who You Do It With, Act With Integrity, Reach For Perfection and Think Ahead and Out Of The Box”.
Engrossed in PUBG, man in India accidentally drinks acid
In his quest for Winner Winner Chicken Dinner aka victory on PUBG, a man in India has reportedly died after accidentally drinking acid which he thought was water while on a train ride.
Ensure transparency for all medical charges, urge insurance associations
KUALA LUMPUR: Insurance associations are urging the Government to ensure that doctors' consultation fees and all charges for common medical procedures are disclosed to patients upfront.
Look into middle parties in healthcare, govt urged
KUALA LUMPUR: The Federation of Private Medical Practitioners’ Associations Malaysia has called on the Federal Government to look into the role of middle parties, including managed care organisations (MCOs), in ensuring better medical care delivery services at an affordable cost.
Internet is key to improved health services in Xinjiang
BEIJING: Health authorities in the Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region will intensify efforts to promote the integration of the internet and healthcare to improve services across the vast area.
Single-sided deafness recognised as a disability in Malaysia
This year, the Social Welfare Department recognised single-sided deafness, which can be treated, as a disability.
Case for mandatory vaccinations
From SIGNED BY 32 REPRESENTATIVES FROM ASSOCIATIONS, PAEDIATRICIANS, PHYSICIANS, ACADEMICS, SOCIAL ACTIVISTS AND LAWYERS.
'It must have been love' Roxette singer dies at age 61
STOCKHOLM: The lead singer of Swedish pop duo Roxette, Marie Fredriksson, who shot to global fame in the 1990s with hits like "It must have been love", has died aged 61 after a long fight with cancer, her manager said on Tuesday (Dec 10). Fredriksson, a singer well-liked in Asia especially in the South-East Asia region during the 90s, had been diagnosed in 2002 with a severe brain tumour.
France's unions bring pensions battle back onto the streets
PARIS (Reuters) - Public sector workers marched peacefully through cities across France on Tuesday, heeding a call by trade unions to stage one of the biggest protests in decades in a revolt against President Emmanuel Macron's pension reform.