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WHO urges to combat the effects of climate change on human health ahead of...

In anticipation of the forthcoming UN Climate Change Conference (COP-28), the World Health Organization (WHO) has released its "2023 review of health in nationally...
Scientists propose global plan to save oceans for human health

Scientists propose global plan to save oceans for human health

An interdisciplinary European collaboration called the Seas Oceans and Public Health in Europe (SOPHIE) Project has put forward a global plan to save the...
Is atmospheric pollution contributing to the spread of COVID-19?

Is atmospheric pollution contributing to the spread of COVID-19?

A new study has suggested the hypothesis of a correlation among the short-term exposure to atmospheric pollutants and COVID-19 incidence, mortality, and lethality rates There...
The health implications of climate change in the age of COVID-19

The health implications of climate change in the age of COVID-19

A new report has highlighted that no country is immune from the health impacts of climate change, and that the COVID-19 pandemic is an...
Improving ‘One Health’ is more important than the COVID-19 blame game

Improving ‘One Health’ is more important than the COVID-19 blame game

Dr Simon Doherty, Institute for Global Food Security at Queen’s University Belfast, and Senior Vice-President of the British Veterinary Association discusses the links between...
Fungi: a kingdom to address the antimicrobial resistance problem

Fungi: a kingdom to address the antimicrobial resistance problem

A report by the OECD in 2015 estimated that we can expect an average of 10 million human deaths per year between 2015 and...
Could the Monarch butterfly help us to understand seasonal depression?

Could the Monarch butterfly help us to understand seasonal depression?

New findings pave the way for understanding the mechanisms by which vitamin A operates in the brain. Understanding the findings to translate day length encoding...
New study challenges our understanding of premature ageing

New study challenges our understanding of premature ageing

Disturbances in the function of mitochondrial DNA can accelerate the ageing process in ways that are different than previously thought. Offering a new perspective to...

Synthetic cells reveal how the immune system communicates

Three-dimensional synthetic cells have revealed the hidden messages of the immune system. Research led by Professor Mike Dustin's group of the Kennedy Institute of Rheumatology...
What do you now about the effects of space travel on the human body?

What do you know about the effects of space travel on the human body?

Humans have dreamed of commercially viable space travel since the 1950s, and studies on the impact of space on the body have shown that...
Discover abdominal etching, the power-assisted liposuction for six-pack abs

Discover abdominal etching, the power-assisted liposuction for six-pack abs

A technique called abdominal etching can help to create the classic ‘six-pack abs’ that so many desire, but is power-assisted liposuction the answer to...
Philosophical definition of death or the scientific version?

Philosophical definition of death or the scientific version?

Should we define death strictly in biological terms? Or the philosophical definition of death? Or on the basis of severe neurological injury even when...
Study has found that artificial light is harming ecosystem health

Study has found that artificial light is harming ecosystem health

According to Ohio State University, USA, artificial light at night isn't just a health problem - it also hurts the entire outdoor ecosystem health. When...
Microgravity: insight into the ageing process through tissue chips

Microgravity: insight into the ageing process through tissue chips

NIH-funded tissue chips are rocketed to the International Space Station, and this research in microgravity could produce new insights about the ageing process. During space...

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