The Benefits of University Faculty Volunteering in Schools
When university professors decide to get involved as volunteers in primary or secondary schools, they do more than share knowledge:…
Autism, Asperger, and the Forgotten Pioneer: Grunya Sukhareva
October 21 marks the anniversary of the death of Hans Asperger, a name long associated with what was once called…
“Think Health, Think Pharmacist”
In a world facing complex challenges, pharmacy without the pharmacist is a risk to health. From rising healthcare costs to…
Science and Skincare
Skin care is not only a matter of appearance but also of health. As the body’s largest organ, the skin…
Faith and Art Unite on the Assumption of Mary
Today, Christians around the world celebrate the Assumption of Mary, one of the most ancient and revered traditions in Christianity.…
Understanding Mitral Valve Insufficiency: What the Science Reveals
Approximately 1% of all children are born with a congenital heart defect, according to Stanford Medicine Children’s Health. That risk…
Domine quo vadis: the beginning of a legacy
In the heart of Rome stands one of the most iconic and revered churches in the world: St. Peter’s Basilica.…
The Rise of Asian Universities, the Rise of Asia
Asia has 84 new universities in the ranking compared to the previous edition, while the Americas have only 10, Europe…
From Chains to Change: World Day Against Child Labour
World Day Against Child Labour Child labour encompasses any work that is dangerous or inappropriate for a child’s age, robbing…
mRNA and CRISPR: a new hope to cure rare disorders
In a landmark moment for genetic medicine, researchers have successfully used mRNA technology and CRISPR-based (Clustered Regularly Interspaced Short Palindromic…