Potatoes, chocolate, the Moon and Mars
Europeans did not know about tomatoes, maize, potatoes, or chocolate, among many other things that were introduced to us by…
How Everyday Life Factors Can Speed Up Brain Aging
A recent study published in Nature Medicine explores how our environment and life conditions shape how our brains age. The…
“It has become clear that the social and emotional resources we cultivate throughout our lives have long-term implications for well-being in older age”
Daily 27 has decided to interview Elnaz Abaei, a PhD candidate in Human Development and Family Studies at Iowa State…
Exploring Autistic Youth Experiences for Inclusive and Safe Digital Engagement
World Autism Awareness Day The BRIDGE (Building Relationships for Inclusive Digital Growth and Engagement) project is an EU-funded ERASMUS+ KA220-YOU…
Why Developmental Regression in Autism Deserves Greater Attention
World Autism Awareness Day Approximately 1 in 31 children and 1 in 45 adults are diagnosed as Autistic (1), a…
Positive evidence from Northern China on Pollution Alerts
A new scientific study published in PNAS Nexus finds that early-warning pollution alerts can make a real difference in both…
When Social Pressure Silences Personal Dreams
Social pressure can have a deeply destructive impact on people’s life trajectories, affecting not only teenagers but also children and…
Smart Shelf Strategies Can Help Stores Sell More and Waste Less
International Day of Zero Waste According to this year’s theme, it is important to reflect on our food consumption (what…
Turning Walls into Power: How Buildings Could Help Fight Climate Change
A recent study published in Nature Climate Change explores how adding solar panels to the outside walls of buildings could…
The Importance of Oral Hygiene from an Early Age
On many occasions, the promotion of oral health care is limited to campaigns in schools. It would be very interesting…