Science and Courage for the Girl Child
International Day of the Girl Child Social sciences can and must contribute to improving the lives of girls. Their ultimate…
Is potato healthy? It depends on how you cook it
Potatoes are part of many diets and have good nutritional value. But not all cooking methods are equally healthy. A…
You Can Help Detect Dementia Sooner
A recent meta-analysis led by University College London (UCL) researchers has revealed most people with dementia receive a diagnosis about…
Are Young People Digital Natives or Is It Taught?
World Youth Skills Day Today’s 15-year-olds can open a tool like ChatGPT and write: “I’m going to give you a…
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…
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…
Taking care of the mind after a stroke improves long-term health
A study by King’s College London has shown that depression after a stroke can seriously affect both physical and mental…
Families that educate and transform
May 15 is the International Day of Families, a date proclaimed by the United Nations to highlight the key role…
Eat more apples, tea and berries to age well
A large-scale new study suggests that increasing the intake of flavonoid-rich foods—such as black tea, berries, citrus fruits, and apples—could…
The Brain Also Remembers the Cold
What if your brain could prepare your body for the cold just by remembering it? A groundbreaking study led by…