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Mobile phone fact check: How dangerous is smartphone radiation?
We keep few things as close to our bodies as our smartphones. But can their radio waves lead to brain tumours or infertility?
Determined Daim’s decade-long doctorate
TUN Dr Daim Zainuddin is the definition of determination.
Initiative by students for students
WORKING in collaboration, the Sunway University Business School (SUBS) and Sunway University Philanthropy Office, have introduced the Students Helping Hands initiative.
Strengthening synergies between govt and industry
KUALA LUMPUR: Following the conclusion of the month-long Miti Consultative Dialogue 2019 to engage directly with industry representatives and related stakeholders, the Ministry of International Trade and Industry (Miti) has reaffirmed its commitment towards championing the industry.
A lifetime to heal
THERE has been much debate over which Hollywood actor played the role of Batman’s arch rival - The Joker - better.
Shafie: Flying doctor service to be reintroduced in Sabah
KUDAT (Bernama): The flying doctor service will be reintroduced in the state, as it is found that there is a need for such a service for residents in the rural areas.
Paraquat ban could cost Thailand RM78bil, warn academics
BANGKOK, Thailand (ANN): Millions of Thai sugarcane farmers and some academics have voiced opposition to the ban on farm chemicals paraquat and glyphosate, saying the discontinuation of these substances can cost the sugar industry as much as Bt570bil (RM78bil).
Dam collapse kills at least 15 gold miners in Siberia
MOSCOW (Reuters) - At least 15 gold miners were killed on Saturday when a dam collapsed, flooding an artisanal mining encampment in a remote part of Siberia, officials said.
Out of sight, out of mind? Haze problem must be tackled, says Lam Thye
PETALING JAYA: The public should not take the haze problem for granted even though the "season" seems to have passed, says Tan Sri Lee Lam Thye.
Govt to ease burden of cancer patients, says Dep Health Minister
KUALA LUMPUR: The government is committed to implementing measures to ease the burden of cancer patients, as more than 100,000 Malaysians suffer from the disease at any given time.