How AI and single-cell biology are changing autoimmune disease research
World Lupus Day Lupus is often called “the disease of a thousand faces.” Its symptoms can include fatigue, joint pain,…
Europe: An Ancient Idea, a Shared Victory, and an Open Frontier
Europe Day The word “Europe” is Greek, yet the awareness of belonging to a distinct cultural community took centuries to…
Four Notes That Became Europe’s Sound of Resistance
On Europe Day, Europeans celebrate not only political cooperation, but also the shared cultural symbols that helped shape the idea…
Literacy, Health, Press and Social Media
The school’s priority task is the literacy of the population, and there is clearly something we are not doing well…
Giorgia Meloni’s deepfake case shows a danger that could happen to you
The issue began when AI-generated fake images of the Italian leader circulated online, showing her in situations that never happened.
When Human Relations Changed the Workplace
In the late 1920s, a series of studies at the Hawthorne Works factory, near Chicago, would quietly transform how we…
Asthma and Obesity: A Connection We Can’t Ignore
The study explains that asthma in children with obesity is not simply the same disease seen in other patients.
Education and the community history of the Basque Country
Community-based practices in the Basque Country are widely recognized, yet their influence on education is less well known. It is…
Freedom of the Press: Between Liberty and Responsibility
World Press Freedom Day Freedom of the press has long been a cornerstone of democratic societies, inseparable from the broader…
Preventing Violence Beyond Big Cities
Violence is often imagined as a problem of large cities. However, a recent article published in Behavioral Medicine reminds us…