Veneto approves the end-of-life law: it is the fourth region in Italy (and the first centre-right)
Today marks a turning point in the Italian political and civil panorama. The Veneto Regional Council has officially approved the
“If you want to become a mother, freeze your eggs”: the Spanish national team finances cryopreservation (but asks female footballers not to stop)
Sure, on paper it’s a step forward. The Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) is preparing an agreement with a fertility clinic
She enters a shop to make purchases, but is poisoned by detergent fumes and ends up in hospital
She had entered a shop for a normal errand, but what should have been an ordinary morning turned into a
Eating 30 different plants a week: the easy challenge that has conquered social media (and can be good for your intestines)
Eating better doesn’t just mean choosing fruit and vegetables more often. It may also be important to vary what we
Cheese recalled due to Escherichia coli alert: the batch not to be consumed
A batch of Nostrano Formazza was withdrawn from the market due to the presence of Escherichia coli STEC. The alert
I am an orthopedic surgeon and I will explain to you what I do every day to keep my back in shape
Back pain is one of those ailments that can affect everyone sooner or later. Hours sitting in front of the
Science explains what happens to the brain when we look at the sea and why it makes us feel better without ever getting bored
A wave rises, breaks, retreats. Then another comes along, similar enough to know what to expect and different enough to
Creatine and the kidneys: what the most recent studies really say
Creatine monohydrate is one of the most studied sports supplements, but the kidney question keeps popping up. The reason is
Denmark will compensate Inuit women subjected to forced contraception (with coils implanted without consent)
A dark page in the history of Northern Europe finally finds partial economic recognition. The Danish parliament has approved a
What is the link between ALS and microplastics in the nervous system? Here’s what this Italian study discovered
One milliliter of cerebrospinal fluid, the one that envelops the brain and spinal cord, produced a notable difference. In the