Nanocatalysts Against Nitrates: Precision Chemistry
Nitrates are essential for food production: they are mainly generated through the use of fertilisers to increase crop yields. The…
Museums Connecting Humanity
International Museum Day This day reminds us that museums are much more than buildings filled with objects from the past.…
Why homophobic bullying is not “just bullying”: what schools and society need to understand
International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia, Biphobia When we talk about homophobic bullying in schools, the instinct is often to focus…
Not all hantaviruses are equal in South America
The Andes virus (ANDV) is an epidemiological exception in the Americas, as it is the only orthohantavirus with robust evidence…
More than morning sickness… Hyperemesis Gravidarum
International Hyperemesis Gravidarum (HG) Awareness Day When people imagine pregnancy sickness, they usually imagine discomfort. Crackers on the bedside table…
Challenging the Three-Miscarriage Rule in Women’s Health
For decades, many healthcare systems have required women to experience three consecutive miscarriages before receiving specialist investigations or support. Increasingly,…
Hantavirus Outbreak on a Cruise Ship
Hantaviruses are a large family of viruses found almost worldwide in a wide variety of animals, not only rodents, but…
Caring for Hospitalized Childhood Beyond Medical Care
Every May 13, Spain observes the National Day of the Hospitalized Child, a reality that affects hundreds of thousands of…
Do words have no side effects?
Mental health is one of today’s major concerns. In recent years, efforts to prevent and address mental health difficulties have…
How AI and single-cell biology are changing autoimmune disease research
World Lupus Day Lupus is often called “the disease of a thousand faces.” Its symptoms can include fatigue, joint pain,…