Education
Huawei launches new online AI academy in Singapore
With the launch of Huawei’s ‘virtual’ academy in Singapore, the tech company looks to certify 1000 engineers by the end of next year. Available entirely online, prospective students will be able to take up online courses in ‘hot topics’ such as artificial intelligence, 5G, cloud computing, and big data. Students will also get practical experience…
Read MoreCritical Thinking in Critical Times
Don’t drink detergent – please. I never thought that I would ever have to form this sentence but here it is. Not drinking detergent appears to be on the list of “common sense things to do”, along with not eating Tidepods – but as we are all painfully aware – common sense might not be…
Read MoreWhat to Eat to Build your Immune System to stay Safe from Coronavirus?
Many health food firms have seen an increase in demand for supplements, which helps to boost the immunity and respiratory health amid the coronavirus outbreak. But why not focus on a natural healthy diet and fight the superbug. It is good to include some natural source of anti-viral foods in your diet for example: 1. …
Read MoreWhy is stretching important?
Why is stretching important? Stretching is important as it keeps the muscles healthy, strong and flexible. This will enable us to maintain a good range of motion in the joints. If we don’t regularly stretch the muscles shorten and become tight. This can leave us more vulnerable to joint pain, sprains, strains, and muscle damage.…
Read MoreWhat is the difference between chiropractic, osteopathy and physiotherapy?
This is undoubtedly a question that most complementary healthcare practitioners will be asked throughout their career. In fairness, it is a great question to ask and it appears the general public is still looking for the answer. Not wanting to add to the confusion but there are many differences and similarities between them and we…
Read MoreRobots May Soon Swim Within The Body And Be Part Of Daily Medicare
Robots may soon swim within the body and be part of daily Medicare. We have truly arrived in the future. I remember watching a film in 1987, ok maybe some of you weren’t born then, called Innerspace. The lead character Dennis Quaid is shrunk in a room sized submarine and injected into an unsuspecting individual.…
Read MoreVitamin B12 deficiency can be subtle, harmful
What harm can having reduced vitamin B12 do? According to a case report from Havard Massachusetts General Hospital, deficiency in vitamin B12 can lead to musculoskeletal pain and neurological issues. The research was collated over the course of two months, where a 62-year old man developed pins and needles in the hand, experienced severe joint…
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