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Fries are sorted in the grading room of the Clarebout factory a French producer of frozen potato products in Bourbourg, near Dunkirk, northern France, on February 25, 2025. (Photo by FRANCOIS LO PRESTI / AFP)
National
Study: Eating fries over boiled potatoes ups type 2 diabetes risk
LONDON - People who eat three portions of French fries a week have a higher risk of developing type...
Photo illustrated by Sinar Daily
HEALTH
Not naughty, just misunderstood: Spotting the early signs of ADHD in kids
When children struggle to sit still, follow instructions or keep up in class, their behaviour is...
Childhood obesity is far from harmless. Photo for illustrative purposes only - Canva
National
When ‘chubby’ turns costly: The high NCD risk behind childhood obesity
KUALA LUMPUR - "So cute!” This phrase still rings out at family gatherings, often directed at...
A new IVF technique using DNA from three people successfully reduced the risk that eight babies inherited genetic diseases from their mothers. - (Photo by PHILIPPE HUGUEN / AFP/ File)
World
World-first IVF trial reduces risk of babies inheriting diseases
PARIS - Eight healthy babies have been born in the UK using a new IVF technique that successfully...
With type 1 diabetes, the immune system attacks insulin-producing cells in the pancreas, meaning blood sugar levels are no longer regulated by the body. - 123RF photo
World
'Groundbreaking' drug could slow down progression of type 1 diabetes
LONDON - A 'groundbreaking' drug to slow down the development of type 1 diabetes is being...
Beneath a charming facade, individuals with narcissistic traits can hide deeper psychological issues, subtly disrupting social harmony and impacting those around them. - Photo illustrated by Sinar Daily via GeminiAI
HEALTH
Behind the mask: Narcissism in social circles
KUALA LUMPUR - Beneath a charming smile and confident demeanour, some individuals hide a toxic...
Many sudden deaths have been reported among youth in India, with widespread speculation that these were due to Covid-19 vaccines. - 123RF photo
World
No link between Covid-19 vaccines and sudden deaths - India health ministry
NEW DELHI - There is no link between Covid-19 vaccination and unexplained sudden deaths in India,...
Some tourists were seen observing several Bornean elephants foraging along the banks of the Kinabatangan River, which serves as their migration route, during a recent survey. Photo by Bernama
National
Bornean elephants are not pygmies, expert clarifies
KINABATANGAN - The idea that Bornean elephants are related to the ancient pygmy elephants is a...
A Consultant Neurosurgeon has urged the public to be more aware of these early and often overlooked symptoms, which may initially be brushed off as stress or age-related issues, noting that it is not uncommon to see patients presenting in the late stages of a brain tumour. - Bernama file photo
HEALTH
Subtle symptoms, serious threat: The danger of overlooking brain tumor warning signs
KUALA LUMPUR - Brain tumours rarely present with dramatic symptoms at the early stages, making it...
Often masked by common symptoms and mistaken for ageing or fatigue, brain tumours, a growth of cells in the brain or near it, can go undetected until it’s too late. Photo courtesy of Sunway Medical Centre Velocity
HEALTH
How brain tumours creep up on you
OFTEN masked by common symptoms and mistaken for ageing or fatigue, brain tumours, a growth of cells...
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Arakan Prince, who spent more than three decades in the country and is now resettled in the United States (US), said Malaysia was the only home he knew for most of his life after his family fled persecution in Myanmar. Screenshots from Arakan Prince's Instagram profile
“Malaysia was good to me": Rohingya refugee reflects on 30 years before new life in New...
Mara Chairman Datuk Dr Asyraf Wajdi Dusuki said that all the candidates had previously passed two phases of online screening before being shortlisted and called for the interview.
147 candidates attended physical interview session for selection of MRSM wardens - Asyraf...
Expert said any framework must balance humanitarian considerations with labour market stability. Photo for illustrative purposes only.
MEF backs refugee right-to-work proposal, urges strong safeguards
Education director-general Datuk Dr Mohd Azam Ahmad said no evidence of bullying has been detected so far in the case involving a Form Four female student who died at a secondary school in Seremban yesterday.
Student's death at school: No signs of bullying so far - Education DG
Education Minister Fadhlina Sidek has urged the public to give space and respect the sensitivity of the family of a 16-year-old female student who died at a school here yesterday morning. Photo by Bernama
Fadhlina calls for space for family of deceased student amid investigation
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Rohingya activist draws backlash after Australia speech criticising Malaysia
A former Rohingya refugee turned activist has faced criticism from Malaysian social media users after remarks made during an awards speech in Australia, in which she highlighted Malaysia’s treatment of Rohingya children, went viral online. Screenshots from Noor Azizah's Instagram video
Mama made it: When a manuscript comes home
Pas trying to consolidate grip on Perikatan Nasional, says Tun Faisal
Bersatu information chief Datuk Tun Faisal Ismail Azizhas accused Pas of attempting to consolidate its grip on Perikatan Nasional (PN) by increasing its representation in the coalition's top decision-making body while reducing Bersatu's influence. FILE PIX
Bersatu on the brink of collapse as Muhyiddin fails to manage Pas conflict, says Wan Ahmad Fayhsal
Bersatu is on the brink of collapse due to party president Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin’s failure to manage the internal conflict with Pas, according to Machang member of parliament Wan Ahmad Fayhsal Wan Ahmad Kamal.
PSM CEO charged over Bukit Jalil National Squash Centre graft
The chief executive officer of Perbadanan Stadium Malaysia (PSM) Iliyas Jamil, 42, was charged in the Sessions Court here today with seven counts of corruption involving RM1.45 million in connection with the RM8.7 million tender to upgrade the Bukit Jalil National Squash Centre. Photo by Bernama
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