Duke-NUS study reveals how dengue rewires the immune system, reshaping vaccine response
Research helps explain why vaccines work better for people with prior infection and why even an imperfect vaccine can be…
Improving suicide prevention for people in prison requires both individual support and nation-wide action
World Suicide Prevention Day Worldwide, there are more than 11 million people in prison on any given day, with over…
Giving Old EV Motors a Second Life: The Future of Recycling and Reuse
World EV Day Electric vehicles (EVs) are rapidly transforming global transportation, but with growth comes a hidden challenge: what happens…
Literacy: A current and international priority
International Literacy Day Human rights, the Sustainable Development Goals, international agendas… as well as the direct voice of the people…
Climate Activists Need to Leverage Clean Air’s Health Benefits
As a scientist who studied Meteorology at MIT under the instruction of Professor Ed Lorenz, the discoverer of the “Butterfly…
Enhancing Urban Well-being Through Non-Motorised Mobility
International Day of Clean Air for Blue Skies Motorised transport in urban areas—particularly the widespread use of private cars—significantly contributes…
Hazing in High School: Prevention and Zero Tolerance
Initiation rituals in secondary schools—such as throwing eggs or flour at newcomers—constitute a form of hazing which, although often perceived…
Can a Plant-Based Diet Protect Against Blood Clots?
Some risks run in families. Blood clots, what doctors call venous thromboembolism (VTE), are one of them. They can appear…
Without freedom, there is no sexual health
World Sexual Health Day A broad trajectory of multidisciplinary research has generated solid evidence that has enriched knowledge about sexually…
Enhancing Web Accessibility Improves Cognitive Engagement for All Users
This study by Ekin et al. (2025) provides compelling evidence that web accessibility features—originally designed for users with disabilities, also…