Global Pesticide Toxicity Is Rising and Threatening Biodiversity
A new study published in the journal Science shows that pesticides used in farming are becoming more toxic to the…
Democracy and its enemies: Antisemitism and Islamophobia
There are three common factors in social science analyses that explain the emergence and consolidation of totalitarianism in European history:…
Ageing, smoking, oral bacteria and genetic mutations linked to higher stomach cancer risk
Scientists at Duke-NUS Medical School and the National University Health System (NUHS), together with an international team of researchers, have…
How the Design of Our Homes Influences the Health of Adults
According to a recent systematic review published in Nature, light, temperature, space, and furniture not only determine home comfort but…
Nearly 40% of Cancer Cases Could Be Prevented, Global Study Finds
World Cancer Day Recent global research suggests that a significant share of cancer cases could be avoided through changes in…
Your Brain Is Always One Step Ahead
A major study published in Nature shows that the hippocampus — a key part of the brain known for memory…
Declining Business Ethics Continues
According to the most recent Gallup Poll (January 12, 2026), rating the honesty and ethics of various professions, business executives…
Fear of AI and the Future of Democracy
A recent scientific study shows that the way people think about artificial intelligence (AI) and jobs can influence how they…
Why Swimming Stands Out?
Swimming is often celebrated as one of the healthiest ways to stay active, and scientific research helps explain why it…
Is Your Coffee Habit Helping or Hurting? How Coffee Influences Your Long-Term Health Map
For many people, coffee is a daily habit rather than a health strategy. However, a new large-scale study published in…