Scientists create the most detailed molecular map to date of the developing Down syndrome brain
Scientists have identified how a small number of overactive genes may drive widespread changes in brain function in Down syndrome,…
An action to safeguard adolescent mental health
World Teen Mental Wellness Day Each year, on 2 March, we commemorate World Teen Mental Wellness Day, a date dedicated…
Surgical management of complex endometriosis: facts and perspectives
Endometriosis Awareness Month Surgical management of complex deep endometriosis has considerably developed during the last 3 decades. Before 2000, complex…
Why Rare Diseases Often Face Long Diagnostic Delays
Rare Disease Day Observed each year on February 28, Rare Disease Day draws attention to conditions that are individually uncommon…
ADHD Genes Affect Older Adults and Their Partners
ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder) is commonly seen as a childhood condition. Yet symptoms persist into adulthood for roughly two-thirds…
Where Stories Endure
Dublin holds a unique place in the world’s cultural landscape as a designated UNESCO City of Literature. Awarded this status…
The bubble of media scandals
Some journalists use the media to launch scandals in order to achieve an immediate increase in audience numbers in the…
Misia Sert and the Making of the Belle Époque Avant‑Garde
Misia Sert, born Marie Sophie Olga Zénaïde Godebska in 1872, emerged as one of the most influential cultural figures in…
The Psychological Toll of the Iranian People’s Protests (2026)
The nationwide protests in Iran that escalated in late 2025 and continued into 2026 have produced not only immediate political…
Sunk Costs or Sunk Coasts? Climate Adaptation in Coastal Cities
Global climate change is forcing coastal cities to confront a socio-environmental paradox. On the one hand, a growing share of…