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At first glance, yoghourt seems like a simple, everyday food. Yet, behind its creamy texture lies a fascinating scientific journey…
From Chains to Change: World Day Against Child Labour
World Day Against Child Labour Child labour encompasses any work that is dangerous or inappropriate for a child’s age, robbing…
Play Builds Minds and Communities
When was the last time you played just for the joy of it? Every year on 11 June, the United…
June 10: A Global Call for Dialogue Among Civilizations
International Day for Dialogue among Civilizations In a world marked by political tensions, forced displacement, and persistent inequalities, dialogue among…
Prepare the brain to learn better through sleep
Although sometimes it is not taken seriously or is considered a secondary matter, sleep is a fundamental biological need for…
The Ocean – Protecting Our “Climate Friend” is a Human Right
World Oceans Day According to Article 27 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, “Everyone has the right to share…
mRNA and CRISPR: a new hope to cure rare disorders
In a landmark moment for genetic medicine, researchers have successfully used mRNA technology and CRISPR-based (Clustered Regularly Interspaced Short Palindromic…
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What social impact has the abandonment of X by many educational institutions had? The answer is clear: it has reduced…
Turning nightmares into dreams: Sleep apnea detection using AI
Sleeping does not mean dreams for everybody. In fact, for an estimated 20 to 50% of the overall population, it…
Urban sustainability agenda face a “democratic discrepancy”
World Environment Day As the global population surpasses 8 billion and urbanisation continues to accelerate, with 55 percent of people…