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…
Empowered Through Dialogic Scientific Gatherings: A Path to Health Inclusion for Roma Women
International Roma Day A 2025 study published in Frontiers in Public Health explores how Dialogic Scientific Gatherings can improve health…
How Everyday Life Factors Can Speed Up Brain Aging
A recent study published in Nature Medicine explores how our environment and life conditions shape how our brains age. The…
Positive evidence from Northern China on Pollution Alerts
A new scientific study published in PNAS Nexus finds that early-warning pollution alerts can make a real difference in both…
Smart Shelf Strategies Can Help Stores Sell More and Waste Less
International Day of Zero Waste According to this year’s theme, it is important to reflect on our food consumption (what…
Turning Walls into Power: How Buildings Could Help Fight Climate Change
A recent study published in Nature Climate Change explores how adding solar panels to the outside walls of buildings could…
Together Against Loneliness in People with Down Syndrome
World Down Syndrome Day This year’s theme, “Together Against Loneliness”, is particularly relevant when viewed alongside scientific research on loneliness…