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An experimental rice field obtained with assisted evolution techniques (Tea) was “completely destroyed” last night “by unknown persons” who, after tampering with the surveillance camera …
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Intermittent fasting is all the rage right now. And like all fad diets, there is too much talk about it, both for better and for …
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The first to raise the alarm, last November, was the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). The agency that regulates drugs and foods in the United …
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Many women wouldn't describe the arrival of their period as the mental and physical highlight of the month. Yet it seems that this is precisely …
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After the shock statement, in 2007, by the Italian neurosurgeon Sergio Canavero on the performance of the first head transplant operation in humans (an operation …
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Milky sky and cars covered in fine red dust: it is the sand from the Sahara that periodically “rains” on Italy. And which promptly unleashes …
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Snacks, sugary drinks, ready-to-defrost meals are ultra-processed foods. Foods rich in preservatives, sweeteners, colourings, in which natural ingredients are often a distant memory, which damage …
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Late regret may not be the only risk we run when we decide to get a tattoo. In fact, a Swedish study indicates that having …
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A simple blood test could be enough to detect the onset of Parkinson's 7 years before the first symptoms appear. The revolutionary test was developed …
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In recent days Northern Italy has been covered in Sahara sand. A layer of thin red dust carried by the winds and deposited by precipitation, …
