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…
The circular economy – “Don’t throw away, repair!”
The term “circular economy” has now entered everyday speech but the essential message – the preservation of the value of…
Personal Action Against Global Warming
World Action Against Global Warming Day As the climate continues to warm, and devastating droughts, heat waves, floods and forest…
Expelled First, Remembered Last: The Roma and Sinti Under Nazism
International Holocaust Remembrance Day Forty five years after he was allowed to return to Germany as a Romany concentration camp…
Complexity of Technoeconomic Decision making in the Rapidly Evolving Clean Energy Sector
International Day of Clean Energy As the world is transitioning to the enhanced use of clean energy for achieving the…
From Idea to Reality: The Journey of Cancer Vaccines
Cancer vaccines have long been seen as an exciting idea, but for many years they were considered unrealistic or too…
The role of co-creation in education for a world without violence
International Day of EducationToday, 24 January, we celebrate International Day of Education, proclaimed by the United Nations to highlight the…
Obesity and Dementia: New Clues from Genetic Research
A recent scientific study published in The Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism looked at whether being overweight or obese…
Moving Together: How Social Connections Keep Older Adults Active
Physical activity—like walking, gardening, or light exercise—is very important for the health of older adults. It helps maintain strength, balance,…