For centuries, Sarawak’s indigenous communities have harnessed the healing power of plants, passing down knowledge through stories rather than textbooks. Today, the Sarawak Biodiversity Centre
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia is confronting a growing double burden of malnutrition, with 54.4 per cent of adults aged 18 and above overweight or obese, a
It often begins quietly. A lingering cough, a mild fever that comes and goes, a child who seems more tired than usual. For many families,
Our bodies are not fixed by genetics alone. By understanding how strength, conditioning and the brain adapt to challenge, we can push beyond perceived physical
When Mahathir Abu Bakar was declared ‘clear’ of cancer, the word carried relief, certainty, and a sense of release for him. But for his wife,
KUCHING: At a time when illness has reshaped their daily lives, two Sarawak patients battling cancer were reminded that they are not alone, as the
YOUNG children often experience coughs, rashes, or mild fevers that disrupt their daily routines and schooling, causing parents to be overwhelmed with worry and workrelated
From a barefoot schoolgirl in rural Sabah to a national unity figure and international pageant titleholder, Dr Dolly Wong’s life story proves that neither age,
KOTA SAMARAHAN: What began as an ordinary day out at The Summer Shopping Mall here turned into a meaningful act of community service for dozens
Most people know how vital fingerprints are for official matters and personal security. But what is life like for those who do not have fingerprints?
