Monitoring blood pressure, cholesterol, weight and sugar levels have always taken precendence when it comes to cardiovascular health. However, maintaining a simple set of habits from a young age give better results than monitoring these parameters, finds a new study.
Climate change is transforming fashion. Designers are creating adaptable, versatile clothing that keeps us stylish and prepared for unpredictable weather.
A study from MIT challenges the long-held idea that the ground fully recovers after a seismic event. The research shows that, while the surface layers of the crust heal in just a few months, the deeper ones could take centuries, or may never recover.
Scientists have uncovered evidence of a massive asteroid impact 11 million years ago in Australia, revealed by mysterious tektite glass fragments—though the colossal impact crater remains missing.
Fashion isn’t just about style; it’s shaped by the weather. From heatwaves to winter chills, climate quietly guides what we wear every day.
A new study of the chemical components of rocks provides the clearest evidence to date of how Earth’s continents became and remained so stable — and the key ingredient is heat.
The global drinking water supply is facing a new challenge: Tidal rivers are increasingly threatened by salinisation. These rivers are an important source of freshwater for many regions of the world. A new study now provides the first urgent warning of the consequences.
The "dolomite problem" has puzzled geologists for decades. A recent study seems to have shed light on how the mineral that gives its name to the famous mountains of the Italian Alps is formed. Here are some interesting facts about the enigmatic dolomite.
A Spanish study reveals that a calorie-reduced Mediterranean diet, paired with exercise and support, slashes type 2 diabetes risk by 31%. Researchers say this realistic plan could be a global game-changer.More information: Diets Rich in Omega-3 May Help Prevent Nearsightedness in Kids New Study Reveals
The LUX-ZEPLIN project, buried more than a kilometre deep in South Dakota, set new boundaries in the search for the enigmatic particles that make up most of the universe. Its results redefine the road to understanding dark matter.
What is plastic blindness, and how can we tackle it? New research explains why we underestimate how much plastic we throw away.
First large-scale, building-by-building assessment of long-term sea level rise on coastal infrastructure in global south published.