Can the brain help us understand society?
The idea is not as strange as it may sound. Many of our social actions such as trusting someone, feeling…
Child Protection as a Shared Responsibility
Talking about child sexual abuse remains uncomfortable, but silence has never protected a single victim. The best response to news…
Standing Up for Science, Standing Up Against LGBTIQ+ Discrimination
By supporting evidence-based communication and rejecting stigmatizing narratives, individuals can contribute to healthier, more inclusive societies. As Pride celebrations highlight…
Trauma from 9/11 may be affecting a second generation
Interestingly, the study found that many adult children reported high levels of anxiety and depression even though they were not…
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.
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.
Workplace Safety Matters
World Day for Safety and Health at Work Work-related deaths are tragic events that affect families, communities, and workplaces. Most…
From Parks to Libraries: How Neighborhoods Support Brain Health
A recent study published in Social Science & Medicine explores how the places people live can affect brain health as…
From Progress to Breakthrough: Women and Leadership in Elite Football
European football has witnessed a landmark moment with the appointment of Marie-Louise Eta as interim head coach of Union Berlin,…
The Legacy of Amy Carmichael
Amy Carmichael (1867–1951) was a prominent figure in missionary and social work whose life was marked by a deep sense…