Obesity and Dementia: New Clues from Genetic Research
A recent scientific study published in The Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism looked at whether being overweight or obese…
Moving Together: How Social Connections Keep Older Adults Active
Physical activity—like walking, gardening, or light exercise—is very important for the health of older adults. It helps maintain strength, balance,…
Cultural and Religious Diversity in the Workplace: A Framework for Inclusive Organisations
Cultural and religious diversity has become an increasingly central issue for companies operating in today’s interconnected societies. International, European, and…
The Hidden Role of Nitrogen in Tropical Forest Climate Benefits
Tropical forests play a major role in slowing climate change because they absorb carbon dioxide (CO₂) from the air and…
The concept of dream in Martin Luther King Jr.
Martin Luther King, Jr. Day “I Have a Dream.” Almost everyone knows it and values it, but few people have…
Pluralism and Science: A Necessary Convergence
World Religion Day Daily27 takes its name from Article 27 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which recognizes the…
Innovative Pathways for a Blue and Circular Bioeconomy in Africa
For much too long, Africa has been facing food shortages. Nowadays, a range of food innovations are on the verge…
How Ocean Damage Raises the Cost of Carbon Pollution
Climate change causes many types of damage, from heatwaves to floods. To measure these damages, economists use a number called…
The Intersection of Business Ethics and Human Rights
Business ethics and human rights intersect in important ways. Business ethics involves principles intended to guide business conduct. Business ethics…
Centenary of Virginia Woolf’s Great Novel
In January 1925, Virginia Woolf completed Mrs Dalloway, which was published a few months later. Many critics consider it her…