In 2023, the world’s air pollution crisis hit a new high, with New Delhi, India’s capital, ranking as the most polluted capital city. According to the World Air Quality Report from IQAir, New Delhi’s air had an average PM2.5 concentration of 92.7 micrograms per cubic meter, which is over 17
A decade ago, a small sample of brain tissue, no bigger than a grain of rice, arrived at Dr. Jeff Lichtman’s lab at Harvard University. This tiny piece, measuring just 1 cubic millimeter, held 57,000 cells and 150 million connections between those cells. It was an incredibly small but crucial
As Canada continues to expand its medical assistance in dying (MAiD) laws, a disturbing trend has emerged that raises ethical questions and sparks heated debates. Recent revelations from physicians indicate a growing unease with the increasing number of euthanasia cases involving patients who are not terminally ill but are instead
This year, a record number of Americans are turning 65, and many are looking to retire in other countries. For these former U.S. residents, also known as “expats,” moving abroad seems like a great way to escape the high costs of living and healthcare in the United States. However, retiring
Last month, tens of thousands of people in Japan filled the streets to protest a new COVID-19 vaccine. This vaccine is part of a new category called “self-amplifying mRNA,” which scientists say could change how vaccines work. The protests took place from September 24 to 28 during an event called
Researchers from Ural Federal University (UrFU) have made an exciting breakthrough by developing a new way to create synthetic versions of important natural molecules called nucleosides. These nucleosides are crucial for the functioning of living cells and play a significant role in many biological processes. What Are Nucleosides and Why
On November 15, the European Court of Justice will hold a significant trial about Ursula Von der Leyen, the president of the European Commission. The case revolves around her actions during the Covid-19 pandemic, specifically related to how the EU bought vaccines. The Financial Times reports that a panel of
A high-ranking official from the World Health Organization (WHO) believes that countries should consider restricting how young people use smartphones and other handheld devices. Dr. Natasha Azzopardi-Muscat, who leads a part of the WHO focused on health policies, likened the overuse of these gadgets to being addicted to tobacco. At
According to new records, the principal American collaborator of the Wuhan Institute of Virology took advantage of relationships inside Anthony Fauci’s inner circle to evade federal investigation and maintain the flow of millions of public cash without providing critical data. Numerous records, including Congressional interview transcripts and emails received through
