Summer 2024 was the hottest since records began
A record-breaking August has just ended. And as is increasingly the case when we talk about climate, the record is obviously negative. This is certified …
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Suicides after weight loss drugs
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There may be a correlation between the intake of semaglutide, the active ingredient in a well-known drug used to treat diabetes and obesity, and suicidal …
The dye that makes skin invisible
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The invisible man is one of the great protagonists of science fiction, but in a not too distant future it could become possible to open …
The Drug That Could Put Us Into ‘Hibernation’ and Save Lives
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Hibernation is a strategy used by many animals to get through lean periods, such as winter. It conserves energy, and then gets back into action …
Bluetongue: Dead Animals and Thousands of Infections. Symptoms of the Disease
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The “bluetongue” virus continues to spread in Italy. The alarm is especially high in Sardinia, but the epidemic is threatening livestock farms in several regions. …
Children with genetic diseases if you become a father “too late”
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The new mutations that affect genes and cause numerous genetic diseases are transmitted, predominantly, through the father. There is more. The danger increases with age, …
Cell Phones Don’t Cause Brain Cancer: WHO Explains
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Cell phones do not cause brain and head cancer, even when used for a long time or over many years. This is confirmed by a …
Monkeys that communicate by calling each other by name
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Monkeys, just like humans, dolphins and elephants, communicate by calling each other with specific names. A group of researchers from the Safra Center for Brain …
It’s never too late: even training only on weekends protects your health
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Regular physical activity is essential for health. International guidelines call for at least 150 minutes of moderate or intense exercise a week, and ideally you …