Zero Violence Committee: an international example of feminism
Some sources consulted claim that the “Zero Violence Committee:” the most internationally recognized research group on gender-based violence and abuse…
Frontiers for Young Minds: Making Science Accessible to Kids
In the digital age, where we have access to so much information, it is crucial to equip our students with…
Vaping Could Be More Dangerous Than Smoking
New research warns that disposable e-cigarettes release toxic metals, raising serious health concerns Disposable e-cigarettes — the colorful, sweet-smelling devices…
Can Foucault be a reference for the LGBT+ community? The answer is clear
Today, June 28th, we celebrate LGBT+ Pride Day. Throughout the month of June, various organizations have launched campaigns emphasizing education…
Pharmacogenetics: from universal treatment to personalised medicine
For decades, medicine has followed a standardized approach, based on averages. Treatments are prescribed according to population studies, assuming that…
Domine quo vadis: the beginning of a legacy
In the heart of Rome stands one of the most iconic and revered churches in the world: St. Peter’s Basilica.…
The Timing of Coffee Matters: How the Hour You Drink It Could Influence Your Health
Drinking a cup of coffee is a daily ritual for millions of people around the world. But did you know…
You can start a very big thing with one good friend. This is how Bystander Intervention becomes a reality
On 17 June, the Center for Research on Ending Violence (Rutgers University) and CREA (Community of Researchers on Excellence for…
Sociology in the Face of War
Jane Addams was not only the co-creator of sociology before Émile Durkheim and Max Weber, but she also proved to…
Why Sodium Reduction Needs a Cultural Lens to Succeed
Despite longstanding dietary guidelines and industry reformulation initiatives, sodium consumption among U.S. adults continues to exceed recommended limits. A new…