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According to a press release dated May 2019 by the United Nations Children’s Fund Malaysia, Malaysians’ consumption of sugary drinks has increased dramatically over the past 15 years, in tandem with rising incomes. - Photo illustrated by Sinar Daily

The residents have taken various preventive measures, including installing fences and traps as well as clearing the bushes, but these efforts have yet to yield results. - File photo for illustration purpose only

Authors have pointed to the combined impact of diets packed with ultra-processed food, patchy access to medical care, unsafe neighbourhoods and widening economic inequality.(Illustration photo by YASSER AL-ZAYYAT / AFP)

Kyaw Pearl, as it was fondly called, died at the Wingabaw Elephant Camp, after a team of local veterinarians working around the clock failed to save the calf. Photo: SAC Ministry website

Doctors examining the child discovered multiple bruises on her abdomen and back, as well as injuries to the anal area. Photo for illustrative purposes only.

Human Resources Minister and Penang DAP chairman Steven Sim - Photo by Bernama

The 30-year-old revealed that she has had to cut back on sugary drinks as part of her efforts to stay fit and competitive on the international stage. - Bernama file photo

Despite living in a tropical paradise where the sun shines almost year-round, more and more Malaysians are finding themselves deficient in vitamin D.

Better known as Abe Pajerolife among his TikTok followers, Muhammad Harith said the idea for his road trip emerged during the Movement Control Order period when his desire to explore the outside world grew stronger, but financial constraints pushed him to think creatively. - Photo source: Muhammad Harith via Bernama

Malaysians ranking among the world’s top in daily screen time, clocking in an average of eight hours a day, four of which are spent on mobile devices, we might be unknowingly setting ourselves up for Dropped Head Syndrome (DHS). Photo: Canva