Proximity logistics and well-being: the challenge of sustainability in the delivery of the future
In an increasingly congested urban landscape, the “natural wellbeing” and proximity delivery sector finds itself at a crossroads: continue with
I’ll explain to you why cans with Bisphenol A banned by the EU are still in Italian supermarkets (and will remain there for years)
Have you gone shopping recently and wondered why the cans of chickpeas, beans, lentils or your favorite energy drinks are
Cannabis and mental health in youth: what the largest study ever conducted on adolescents found
About half a million adolescents followed for almost a decade. It is the data base on which one of the
Why training mental resilience has become an act of daily health: 7 exercises to do every day
Mental resilience is not a buzzword nor a magic formula for serial motivators. It is something much more concrete, everyday,
Do you reheat ready-made foods in the oven or microwave? Here are the invisible risks hidden in plastic containers
Reheating a ready meal in the microwave or traditional oven may seem like a harmless gesture that is now part
Curling arrives in Rome, in the wake of the enthusiasm of the Olympics: a rink arrives in Colle Oppio (but without ice)
In the heart of Rome, in Colle Oppio, you will soon be able to play curling. No sub-zero temperatures or
Patches based on marine worm hemoglobin: the invention that could revolutionize the treatment of large burns
What if one of the most promising innovations for burn medicine came from the sea, hidden under the sand? It
Shingles: why it hurts so much and how to relieve symptoms naturally
Herpes Zoster is a painful skin rash caused by the reactivation of the chickenpox virus, responsible for both chickenpox and
The Milan-Cortina 2026 Olympics are coming to an end: let’s relive the most exciting moments (which will remain in the history of the Games)
With the closing ceremony, today the curtain falls on Milan-Cortina 2026, but these Winter Olympics leave us with one certainty:
Does scarcity make us kinder? The study that demonstrates the relativity of altruism
Are we really kind people by nature or do we become so based on the context in which we live?