From Risk to Prevention: New Findings on Subchorionic Hematomas in the First Trimester
In their recent retrospective cohort study, Lou et al. (2024) investigate the association between first-trimester subchorionic hematoma (SCH) and pregnancy…
It’s never too late to learn a language
Multilingualism as a Protective Factor Against Accelerated Aging The recent study by Amoruso et al. (2025) “Multilingualism protects against accelerated…
PLoS ONE publishes DSIACO, a pioneering model to scientifically assess and improve the social impact of companies and organizations
A new article in the international scientific journal PLoS ONE introduces a groundbreaking model to measure, evaluate, and enhance the…
Angelica Kauffman and the Invisible Women of the Royal Academy
The eighteenth century marked a profound transformation in the social status of artists. No longer seen merely as artisans, they…
Reclaiming the Artistic Identity of Women Artists
Throughout art history, we have celebrated male artists for their creative genius and innovations. Yet many women artists are remembered…
The Birth of the First Modern Democracy
The Coercive Acts of 1774, known in the American colonies as the Intolerable Acts, marked a decisive turning point in…
Babi Yar Memory Against Silence
Each year on September 29 – 30, we commemorate the anniversary of the Babi Yar massacre – one of the…
Gender and Migration in Wage Disparities
International Equal Pay Day The gender pay gap (GPG) remains a significant issue worldwide. In the European Union, women’s gross…
Enhancing Web Accessibility Improves Cognitive Engagement for All Users
This study by Ekin et al. (2025) provides compelling evidence that web accessibility features—originally designed for users with disabilities, also…
From Artisan to Artist: Women’s Struggle for Recognition in the History of Art
The distinction between “artist” and “artisan” has deep historical and gendered implications. In classical antiquity, women, like men, often participated…