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THE UNCOMMON BREED


Malaysia May Ban Social Media for Under-13s: Fighting the “Brain-Rot” Era
Malaysia is considering banning social media for children under 13, citing rising concerns over “brain-rot” content. Parents welcome the move, but experts warn of enforcement challenges and the need for smarter digital literacy solutions.
Aug 222 min read


Walmart to White Coats: Alice Walton’s AWSOM Plan for Tuition-Free Doctors
Billionaire Alice L. Walton, the world’s richest woman, has opened the Alice L. Walton School of Medicine (AWSOM) in Arkansas, offering free tuition to its first five graduating classes and reshaping how doctors are trained.
Aug 172 min read


Outlawing Vapes: Protecting Youth or Driving Them Underground?
Malaysia is weighing a nationwide vape ban, but could prohibition push users toward the black market and make the problem worse? Here’s what’s at stake for health, safety, and the economy.
Aug 142 min read


When Wellness Turns into Worry: The Dark Side of Fitness Trackers
What started as a fun way to measure steps has evolved into a multi-billion-dollar industry that keeps millions glued to their wrists. Fitness trackers, from Fitbits to Apple Watches, promise accountability, measurable goals, and data-driven motivation. But while the intention is to improve our health, psychologists warn that these devices might also be quietly fuelling anxiety, guilt, and an unhealthy obsession with numbers.The Global Fitness Tracking BoomThe wearable fitnes
Aug 123 min read


Men’s Mental Health Remains Invisible—It’s Time to Change the Narrative
Despite growing mental health awareness, men are still under‑represented and stigmatized in conversations about emotional wellbeing. This article examines the statistics, explores root causes, and outlines strategies to normalize vulnerability and support.
Aug 22 min read


Silky Strands Ahead: The Best Japanese & Korean Haircare in Malaysia for Heat-Damaged and Dry Hair
Discover the top Japanese and Korean haircare brands available in Malaysia that tackle heat damage, dryness, and dull strands. From shampoos to serums, restore your hair’s natural shine with these cult favourites.
Jul 252 min read


Rewinding the Clock: Is Our Obsession with Anti-Aging Moving Too Fast?
The global anti-aging market now exceeds $60B, with treatments targeting wrinkles, dark spots, and more. But as we chase youth at any cost—from Ozempic to gene therapy—are we asking the right questions?
Jul 253 min read


Toxic Levels in Blackmores B6 Supplements Spark Legal Action
Blackmores faces a class action over alleged toxic levels of vitamin B6 in its supplements, causing nerve damage in users. Experts say it’s not nature—but the supplement industry—that’s to blame.
Jul 232 min read


Fitness Facts You Didn’t Know: Separating Myth from Reality
Fitness Myths You Should Know.
Jul 233 min read


Matcha’s Dark Side? What Your Daily Green Fix Might Be Hiding
Source: Freepik From artisan lattes in Brooklyn to bubble tea shops in Kuala Lumpur, matcha is no longer just a Japanese tradition—it’s a...
Jul 154 min read


Scalp Sunscreen: The Unexpected Skincare Essential You Didn't Know You Needed
Is scalp sunscreen the next big thing in sun protection? Discover why protecting your scalp matters, how it's going mainstream, and the top brands leading the charge in this growing trend.
Jul 104 min read


Living to 100: Lifestyle Secrets from the Blue Zones
Secret live to 100? Discover simple habits from the world's longest living communities.
Jul 63 min read


Ozempic: The Miracle Drug That Turned into a Cautionary Tale
Ozempic, the brand name for semaglutide , is a medication initially developed to treat Type 2 diabetes . It works by mimicking a hormone...
Jul 24 min read
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