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HEALTH
Non-invasive screenings recommended for kids to detect anemia early
Health experts recommend non-invasive health screening for children aged one to five years,...
HEALTH
Unseen consequences of how low iron levels impact children's IQ and growth
Children with lower iron and haemoglobin levels tend to perform poorly in IQ tests and exams, with...
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HEALTH
How 'suku-suku separuh' boosts nutrient intake to fight anemia
The "suku-suku separuh" concept, which promotes a balanced plate consisting of proteins, vegetables...
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HEALTH
Anemia: Are you at risk?
Anemia, a condition characterised by a deficiency in red blood cells, can lead to reduced oxygen...
A book relating to Al-Arqam founder seized from GISBH's followers recently. Bernama FILE PIX
National
GISBH: Rescued children must be given proper education - Syariah lawyer
KUALA LUMPUR - The children rescued from charity homes affiliated with GISB Holdings Sdn Bhd (GISBH)...
The 2023 Iron Strong Study has revealed that one in three Malaysian children is at risk of anaemia. - Photo illustrated by Sinar Daily
HEALTH
One in three Malaysian children at risk of anemia
SHAH ALAM - A new independent expert consensus has been established to enhance the screening and...
The visitors observing the letters written by children in Malaysia to children in Gaza which are on display at the Islamic Arts Museum, Open Space Gallery in Kuala Lumpur.
National
Letters to Gaza project: Nurturing empathy and solidarity through children’s voices
SHAH ALAM – In a heartwarming display of compassion and unity, the Letters to Gaza project has...
LETTERS
Statelessness and Citizenship Reform: The Quest for National Belonging in Malaysia
IN recent years, the topic of constitutional amendments on citizenship in Malaysia has stirred...
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HEALTH
Silent symphony: Early detection key to overcoming hearing loss in children
SHAH ALAM - While a child's babbling and laughter are a joy for parents, hearing loss can mute...
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National
Boosting education effectiveness, expert calls for locally focused curriculum
SHAH ALAM - An educational expert stresses the importance of customising curriculum development to...
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G. Gobinathan, 48, expressed not only relief but also deep gratitude and joy at being free to reunite with his elderly mother. Photo - 123RF
Farmer acquitted of aunt's murder calls it 'best Deepavali gift'
Sinar Harian's Meja Bulat Diskusi Mencipta Resolusi roundtable discussion entitled "Sistem Pendidikan Malaysia: Selepas 60 Tahun, Di Mana Silapnya?." - Photo by MOHD HALIM ABDUL WAHID
Public confidence in national, vernacular schools declining
Ideas CEO Tricia Yeoh during Sinar Harian's Meja Bulat Diskusi Mencipta Resolusi roundtable discussion entitled "Sistem Pendidikan Malaysia: Selepas 60 Tahun, Di Mana Silapnya?." - Photo by MOHD HALIM ABDUL WAHID
Parents sacrifice essentials to afford costly education
Radzi - Photo by Sinar
National schools must compete for students in a changing landscape - Radzi
Early exposure to technology, especially gadgets, may lead to learning fatigue and reduce children’s interest in physical books.
Reduced interest in books if exposed to technology too early
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Reforming Malaysia's education system: A 20-point plan
Experts outline 20 recommendations to reform Malaysia's education system - Photo by Sinar
Aggressive driver arrested after toll booth outburst
A screenshot of the video showing the man’s aggressive outburst at the Batu 9 Toll Plaza.
AG wants donation drive for his retirement gift to stop
Terrirudin. Photo: FACEBOOK / AGC
Education policy should not change with each new minister - Expert
Roundtable discussion titled ‘Creating Resolutions: The Malaysian Education System After 60 Years, Where Did It Go Wrong?’ streamed on Sinar Harian’s news portal on Monday.
Reduced interest in books if exposed to technology too early
Early exposure to technology, especially gadgets, may lead to learning fatigue and reduce children’s interest in physical books.
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