The increasing academic pressure and the accelerated pace of life make many university students find it difficult to maintain a healthy and regular lifestyle. The irregular diet and lack of exercise caused by staying up late to catch up with homework and prepare for exams have become the norm in the life of university students. As a result, their vitamins, health care products and functional drinks have gradually entered the daily life of young people and are becoming increas

More and more university students are starting their own businesses in their spare time. From running online stores and providing skills services to photography design and digital creative services, student entrepreneurship activities have gradually become a common phenomenon on campus. With the rapid development of digital media, the threshold for entrepreneurship is constantly decreasing, which has prompted many students to gain additional income by leveraging their skill

As the saying goes, to be healthy, one needs to have a good breakfast, a full lunch and a light dinner. The importance of breakfast is self-evident. In the past, steaming hot coffee, bread, porridge and traditional breakfast were important rituals for many people to start their day. However, as people's pace of life quickens, more young people are increasingly neglecting to have breakfast. Either have a casual bite or don't eat at all. Some young people have sandwiches, ready

According to the new regulations of the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) to be implemented in June 2026, social media platforms must take age verification measures to confirm the age of users. , and restrict teenagers under the age of 16 from registering new social media accounts. This measure is part of the Framework of the Online Safety Act 2025, which aims to strengthen network security management and reduce the risk of minors being exposed to harm