Health Begins with Each Other: Why Solidarity Is a Public Health Resource
International Human Solidarity Day Health is often understood as the outcome of medical care, genetics, or individual lifestyle choices. Yet…
Women’s Legacy in Computational Technology: Grace Hopper
World Informatics Day Every year on World Informatics Day, we celebrate the innovators whose vision and dedication have shaped the…
When the Environment Matters More Than Genes
More and more people are developing autoimmune diseases, and the reason isn’t a sudden mutation or a hereditary predisposition that…
Europe’s Most Powerful Quantum Computer Starts Operating in Donostia
On October 14, the IBM Quantum System Two—currently the most powerful quantum computer in Europe—began operating in Donostia–San Sebastián. Beyond…
How about an espresso? Science says yes
World Espresso Day Every year on November 23rd, the world celebrates Espresso Day, a moment dedicated to honoring one of…
How tiny sugar changes in our cells could help detect pancreatic cancer earlier
World Pancreatic Cancer Day Pancreatic cancer is one of the most dangerous cancers, mostly because it is usually discovered too…
How Healthy Weight Habits Can Delay or Prevent Type 2 Diabetes
World Diabetes Day In people with overweight or obesity, taking control of weight is not just a matter of appearance—it…
Pneumonia prevention beyond vaccines and antibiotics
World Pneumonia Day The article “Pneumonia prevention in the elderly patients: the other sides,” published in Aging Clinical and Experimental…
The Echo of “Los Domingos”: Belief, Freedom and Coexistence
This week I had the chance to watch Sundays (2025), whose original title in Spanish is Los Domingos, the latest…
Empowering Teens Through Health Literacy
In today’s digital world, teenagers have access to more health information than ever before—on social media, websites, and even through…