The formulation of the National Policy on IR40 and Internet of things signals the Malaysian government readiness to come up with the necessary policy framework for the digitalised era. It has been said that universities’ curriculum structure and instructional design must also be revisited to ready the graduate to face the onslaught of technologic

In previous studies conducted, mediation (sulh) has been reported to be a successful mechanism in reducing the backlog of cases and able to lessen cases or disputes being brought to court trial. However, based on a recent statistic especially, in cases of child disputes in the Syariah Courts throughout Malaysia, it shows that less than 50% of these

Mediation as one of alternative dispute resolution(ADR) mechanisms is getting popular and becoming a prefered choice amongst the disputing parties. Mediation process is more relax, inexpensive and has many advantages. Online mediation is a new development in mediation practice in many countries now. However, Malaysia has yet to fully practice onlin

Polyamines are one of the oldest substances known in biochemistry consist of putrescine, spermidine and spermine. They are essential components of all living cells primarily involve in cell growth and proliferation. Upregulation of polyamines in human body is highly associated with various diseases, including cancer. Therefore, polyamines deficient

Introduction: Nutritional requirements increase during lactation. However, maternal dietary intakes of Malaysian mothers are subjected to restrictions commonly included in traditional postpartum practices. This study aimed to assess the maternal dietary intake status during the recommended six month exclusive breastfeeding (part of which included t

Nanomaterials and conductive polymers have gained a great deal of interest for application in various fields, such as energy, the environment, and biomedicine, owing to their excellent physicochemical properties compared to conventional metal materials. A reduced graphene oxide (rGO)-poly(3,4 ethylenedioxythiophene):poly(styrenesulfonate) (PEDOT:PS

Introduction: This study aimed to determine the relationship of maternal dietary intake with human milk nutritional composition, among Malay mothers during the postpartum period of exclusive breastfeeding. Methods: Human milk samples (20- 30ml) were collected from mothers (n=32) at least once monthly for six months postpartum. Macronutrients and fa

Human milk is recognized as the normative standard for infant feeding (Moretti, 2012; WHO, 2011). It is a unique food that contains both nutrients and non-nutritive bio-active factors suited to human infants. The World Health Organization (WHO) and United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) strongly advocate exclusive breastfeeding for the first six

One of the most common complication of diabetes is the development of foot ulcer which could lead to lower limb amputation and even death. Diabetic foot causes significant impact to the patient, community and country. Therefore, detection of a diabetic foot at risk of ulceration is essential to prevent theses complications. This article will discus

Down syndrome is the most common trisomy disorders among live births, with advanced maternal age being an established risk factor. Prenatal screening for this condition includes non-invasive prenatal testing such as assessment of nuchal translucency thickness by ultrasonography and measurement of biochemical markers in maternal serum during the fir