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'Light way to examine brain activity'
ALZHEIMER’S disease, a condition where the patient suffers from memory loss due to brain cell malfunction, is often associated with older people. But younger people can also be affected by this irreversible and progressive degenerative disease.
Chinese primary school stops using headbands to study pupils’ concentration levels after public outcry
Maker BrainCo defends use of devices on pupils in Zhejiang and insists they were not designed to monitor children’s brains.
Indian Kashmir losing migrant workers as militants find new target
SRINAGAR, India (Reuters) - A rash of killings by separatist militants targeting outsiders in India's Kashmir has persuaded growing numbers of migrant workers to stay away, rather than risk working in road gangs, building sites, hotels and apple orchards in the restive region.
Marshall's new Major III wireless headphones get the Google Assistant and 60 hours of playtime
Marshall has revealed the latest version of its Major III on-ear headphones, the Major III Voice with Google Assistant support.
Kuala Lumpur's Bukit Kiara is a hiker's paradise
Bukit Kiara may not seem like a great choice for a good trek as the highest point is only 250m. But for hikers who go up there regularly, the rewards are immense and immeasurable.
Four of the most impressive noise-cancelling headphones for studying students
For students who need peace and near-complete silence to get their study on, here are a few of the best noise-cancelling headphone options currently on the market.
Instinct keeps Vondrousova one step ahead
PARIS (Reuters) - Backhands and forehands can be manufactured on the practice courts but no amount of coaching can arm a player with the natural instinct Czech teenager Marketa Vondrousova has used to reach the French Open final.
Equip yourself to handle special needs students, Teo tells teachers
All government school teachers should acquire knowledge on dealing with special needs children, said Deputy Education Minister Teo Nie Ching.
Statue of Liberty climber sentenced to community service, probation
NEW YORK (Reuters) - A woman convicted of trespassing and disorderly conduct after she climbed the Statue of Liberty's stone pedestal on July 4 last year to protest U.S. immigration policy was sentenced to 200 hours of community service and five years' probation on Tuesday.
Bows are the runway-approved hair accessory you need this season
The Autumn/Winter 2019 season is all about schoolgirl hair accessories – namely, the bow, which have seen a major fashion revival on runways.
