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Myths surrounding adrenal disorders can prevent people from seeking or following through with the right treatment. Photo illustrated by Sinar Daily.

Caffeinatics entrepreneur, Mohammad Amin Hashim, prepares coffee before bottling it for distribution to several vendor locations around Senawang, Bandar Seri Jempol, Kajang, and Bangi, at his residence in Senawang recently. - Bernama photo

The Stadthuys, a striking red colonial building in Melaka, is the oldest surviving Dutch administrative building in Southeast Asia. Photo: Canva

Combs, the founder of Bad Boy Records whose proteges included the late Notorious B.I.G. and Mary J. Blige, was known as a high-flying, smooth-talking kingpin who ushered hip-hop from the underground to bottle-service clubs. - Photo by Angela WEISS / AFP

Ain Azizah (center) receiving the BrandLaureate Entrepreneur Awards 2024 under the Entrepreneur of The Year (FMCG) category from Capital CAK Berhad Chairman, Tengku Datuk Dr Hishammuddin Zaizi Azman Shah Alhaj (second from right).

HED patients in Malaysia face even greater challenges due to a lack of medical specialists to manage this incurable condition. This has led to delayed diagnoses, which in turn increases life-threatening risks. - 123RF file photo

Kanako Kuno's whimsical and lively designs are featured across five beautifully crafted bottles, each portraying Parisian scenes of rejuvenation and everyday bliss. Photo courtesy of Evian Malaysia.

This photo taken on January 4, 2018 shows Nepali mountain guide Dawa Yangzum Sherpa examining climbing gear in Kathmandu. (Photo by Bikash KARKI / AFP)

Chris Brown at the LOUD Club at Rolling Loud California 2024 with Future and Metro Boomin at Hollywood Park Grounds on March 17, 2024 in Inglewood, California. - (Photo by Momodu Mansaray / AFP)

A patrol car of the South African Police Service provides escort to an ambulance with the Southern Division paramedic at Mitchells Plain EMS base intervening during a night shift duty in the Philippi township, Cape Town, within the broader Cape Flats area, on April 15, 2025. Cape Town’s Emergency Medical Services (EMS) refuses to allow its medical crews to move without security cover when they operate in Red Zones. (Photo by MARCO LONGARI/AFP)