Why Food Processing Matters — Even When Diets Are “Healthy”
Public health advice has long focused on nutrients: eat less sugar and salt, more fiber, balance fats and carbohydrates. But…
Spain Faces Its Worst Wildfire Season in Decades: What to do
Wildfires represent one of the most pressing environmental crises of our time. In Spain, the summer of 2025 has already…
World Humanitarian Day: Between Urgency and Co-Creation
On August 19, the world commemorates World Humanitarian Day, a date that reminds us that millions of people depend on…
The anonymous accusations in the Inquisition
When people think of the Inquisition, they usually imagine the horror of the stake. That image sparks rejection, but it…
Benefits and Risks of Sun Exposure
Excessive exposure to sunlight carries important health risks that the public should be aware of. While sunlight helps the skin…
Extreme Heat and the Opportunity for Collective Environmental Action
In recent weeks, countries across the globe have been experiencing extreme and unprecedented heat. According to recent data collected by…
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.…
Is potato healthy? It depends on how you cook it
Potatoes are part of many diets and have good nutritional value. But not all cooking methods are equally healthy. A…
Active Teachers or Passive Spectators in the Age of AI?
A colleague of mine confessed—angrily and with distress—that his students claimed ChatGPT explained things better than he did. Despite holding…
Youth Mental Health on International Youth Day
August 12 has been designated by the United Nations as International Youth Day, celebrating the contributions of young people (aged…