Travel Could Help Prevent Premature Aging, Study Finds
A study conducted by Edith Cowan University in Joondalup, Australia reveals that travel could play an important role in slowing down the aging process.
A study conducted by Edith Cowan University in Joondalup, Australia reveals that travel could play an important role in slowing down the aging process.
A study published in 2023 showed that more than 1 in 3 children worldwide are now nearsighted. This represents a huge increase, rising from 24% in 1990 to 36% in 2023. Projections for the future indicate that this number will continue to rise reaching nearly 40% by 2050.
The trend involving Galaxy Gas has gone viral on TikTok and other social media platforms. Videos feature teens inhaling nitrous oxide often leading to dangerous outcomes including collapse and hospitalization. The containers of nitrous oxide are typically used in whipped cream dispensers. Users are inhaling the gas commonly referred to as whippets.
A review commissioned by the World Health Organization has provided the most definitive evidence to date, indicating that there is no association between mobile phones and brain cancer or other head and neck cancers.
Australia has introduced legislation that grants workers the right to disconnect from work-related communication outside of paid working hours.
A recent study by Imperial College London (ICL) gives a new perspective revealing that night owls exhibit better brain function compared to their early-rising counterparts.
The emergence of AI apps designed to recreate the likeness and personalities of deceased loved ones has started debates on ethical boundaries, privacy concerns, and the impact on the grieving process.
Existentialism and Absurdism are two philosophical lenses that have shaped our understanding of existence and meaning. As humans we’ve struggled with questions about the purpose of our existence, the nature of freedom, and the meaning of life itself.
In the annual World Happiness Report, Finland yet again wins the title of the world’s happiest country, marking its seventh consecutive year at the top spot.
A report from the Pew Research Center shows that nearly three-quarters of US teens expressing feelings of happiness or peace when detached from their phones. The survey reveals that smartphone ownership among teenagers in the United States is nearly universal with a 95% of teens having access to these devices.