Stress is a part of our daily lives, but food can be our ally in combating it. Find out which foods help reduce cortisol naturally and improve your well-being.
Stress is a part of our daily lives, but food can be our ally in combating it. Find out which foods help reduce cortisol naturally and improve your well-being.
A recent study reveals that migratory whales transport essential nutrients from the poles to tropical waters, boosting marine productivity. This discovery reinforces the importance of conserving these giants for the balance of the oceans and the climate.
AI tech detects emotions in animals with 90% accuracy using sound analysis.
California is on alert for the risk of flooding and landslides associated with a new atmospheric river affecting the state. Alerts are in effect for areas affected by the January 2025 wildfires.
An MIT study reveals that greenhouse gas emissions are altering the upper atmosphere, reducing the capacity of low-Earth orbit and increasing the risk of space collisions.
Mango is a source of fiber, antioxidants and vitamins, and is already recognized for its effects on intestinal health and the immune system. But a new study has discovered an unprecedented benefit of this fruit on our health.
A new study calls for more attention and action surrounding sand mining and its effects on the environment.
Earth's movements have been shaping Earth's climate for millions of years, but the complexity of so many cycles acting simultaneously makes ice ages difficult to predict… until now.
A biotechnology company has created a “woolly mouse” by comparing similar genes from mice and woolly mammoths, an extinct animal that it plans to bring back to life by 2028. See the details here.
The medication Ozempic, prescribed for diabetes management but also used for weight loss, is derived from the genes of the Gila monster, a lizard native to the deserts of North America. Learn more here!
Unique in the world, this DNA eye therapy promises to prevent childhood blindness, even in its most severe form, and was developed by British scientists.
For the first time, a group of physicists has managed to map in detail the interactions that take place inside a proton.