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Working mums fear losing out in career advancement

Families adopt healthy lifestyles to help their overweight kids

PETALING JAYA: Some families are adopting a lifestyle change to help their overweight children overcome bad eating habits.

Lunchboxes for kids help parents save on daily expenses (Poll Inside)

PETALING JAYA: With rising food costs, parents with schoolgoing children claim to notice smaller portions of food being sold at school canteens despite some of the operators having raised their prices.

Lunchboxes for kids help Malaysian parents save on daily expenses

Companies need to foster a better work environment

PETALING JAYA: With more Malaysians prioritising a better work-life balance, experts say more changes should be introduced for companies to foster a healthier work environment.

Out in the cold: Covid-19 preventive measures leading to fewer common flu cases

PETALING JAYA: Preventive measures such as physical distancing, wearing face masks and hand hygiene are not only preventing the spread of Covid-19, but have helped to reduce cases of the common cold and other communicable diseases, say health experts. Medical Practitioners Coalition Association of Malaysia president Dr Raj Kumar Maharajah said colds, coughs and other communicable diseases have decreased during the pandemic due to less contact between people. "Schools are closed and people are not physically meeting as much as before to spread infection. This is further augmented by the fact that we are using masks and sanitising our hands frequently," he said.

Covid-19: Taxi, e-hailing drivers to be extra careful, follow strict SOPs

PETALING JAYA: As the country is still under phase two of the national vaccination programme, some segments of the service industry such as e-hailing and taxi drivers may need to practice extra precaution against the spread of Covid-19, as they meet with passengers on a daily basis.

Essentials first: Malaysians ensure they are prepared for two-week lockdown

PETALING JAYA: Supermarkets are seeing unusually long queues prior to the implementation of the two-week lockdown with public, especially parents, ensuring they have food supplies to last them at least one week.