Stress and Cancer: How What We Feel Affects Our Body
Many people have heard that “stress is bad for your health,” but beyond affecting our mood and blood pressure, it…
Cocoa and Its Role in Cellular Aging
Cocoa has been part of human life for centuries. It is present in traditions, celebrations, and the daily routines of…
Human rights sustain our everyday lives
Human Rights Day Every December 10, the world commemorates the adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR), proclaimed…
Volunteering Also Improves the Lives of Those Who Help
A study published in The Lancet Healthy Longevity shows that, when well-structured, volunteering not only benefits those who receive help…
Children should not pay for the decision of others
Boys and girls are being killed as a result of being exposed to danger by the very adults who are…
Good Cardiovascular Fitness May Protect Against Dementia
Research published in the journal Neurology identifies cardiovascular fitness in middle age as a potential modifiable factor in the fight…
Katalin Karikó, a Great Example of Science and Feminism
Since 2016, the Adult Learning Community of Verneda-Sant Martí has been holding a Scientific Dialogic Gathering every Thursday, a Successful…
Why does time pass faster in the mountains? Gravitational time dilation and relativity
Albert Einstein’s theory of relativity changed our understanding of the universe by defining space and time as relative, not absolute.…
Truth and Scientific Evidence in Artificial Intelligence
Article translated from Diario Feminista Misinformation, fake news and hoaxes represent a significant problem today. Similarly, artificial intelligence tools like…
Adam Smith and His Impostors
Nobel laureate in economics, Amartya Sen, was once asked: Why are almost all the quotes from Adam Smith’s “The Wealth…