A team of researchers from the University of Bonn, Germany, has developed a program to increase the performance and well-being of those over 50s. This work was published in the
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Regular exposure to blue light from excessive use of mobile phones and tablets may alter hormone levels and accelerate the onset of puberty, according to a study published at the 60th
Many primary schools in the UK experience levels of pollution which exceed safe levels set by the World Health Organisation (WHO). According to a study published in the journal Atmospheric
Patients suffering from autoimmune disorders — such as rheumatism, colitis, or psoriasis — may have to get a third vaccine against coronavirus to get enough protection, according to a study
The Sars-Cov-2 pandemic underscored that French medicine could tear apart over opinions. However, this “medicine of opinion” was not born with the pandemic. Rather, emergency situations unveil the cognitive and
A team from the University of Zurich, Germany, developed an AI system to better predict heart attacks in men and women, according to a study published in The Lancet. The
Short animations about misinformation tactics can help people understand harmful content on social media, according to a major online study published in the journal Science Advances. Working alongside Jigsaw, a
Being Pro-Covid 19 Vaccines and Pro-transparency are not mutually exclusive – ending all mandates globally and accessing the raw data is now essential to restore trust
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The development of safe and highly effective vaccines starting long before the 20th century has been one of medicine’s greatest achievements. The prominent scars on the arms of billions of
Only half of six-year-old children in the UK meet the recommended guidelines for daily physical activity, according to a study published in the Journal of Physical Activity & Health. We all
Avoiding dementia may be possible with a lifetime of learning, socialising and exercising
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It may be possible to avoid dementia after all, even for those more pre-disposed to the condition, according to results from a 60-year study. The study, published in Neurology, shows that