Therapist Heidi Schreiber-Pan, in an interview with Christina Caron for The New York Times, emphasized the importance of engaging in outdoor activities. She pointed out that, although much of human evolution took place outdoors, modern life keeps people mostly...
Sand flies are very small insects, often invisible, but with a simple painful bite, they can become a serious health problem for humans. These tiny insects live in tropical and subtropical areas. Belonging to the Ceratopogonidae family, sand flies...
Bacteria are present in almost all everyday environments, as proven by newsambientales.com. While some are harmless or even beneficial, others can pose a significant threat to health, especially when antibiotics become ineffective.
Each year, more people die from bacterial infections,...
The Constitutional Court of Colombia has prohibited invasive cosmetic surgeries on animals, such as ear and tail docking in pets, declawing in felines, and vocal cord removal in dogs, following a lawsuit against animal abuse filed with the support...
Microplastics are found everywhere, even in everyday household items, so they can be consumed at any time without one realizing it. These tiny plastic particles have spread so much that it is difficult to track their origin and presence...
According to experts from the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, proteins are present throughout the body and consist of more than 20 essential amino acids, which are crucial to obtain through food. This is why it is...
Strawberries are not only delicious fruits, but also a rich source of vitamin C, antioxidants, and water. According to experts, this small fruit has the ability to protect the body against cellular oxidation while contributing to overall health.
Their high...
A recent study reveals that axolotls, famous Mexican amphibians, slow down one of the key mechanisms of aging, the epigenetic clock, when they are only four years old.
These animals experience few physical declines and illnesses, and can regenerate limbs,...
A bill proposal presented by a Buenos Aires deputy has triggered an agrochemical alert. The norm allows pesticide spraying within just 10 meters of the population.
The proposal is about the bill of minimum environmental protection standards regarding the management,...
By: canal26.com
A joint effort in the prevention of dengue between the Faculties of Medicine and Pharmacy and Biochemistry of the University of Buenos Aires (UBA) has yielded very positive results in the fight against mosquitoes.
With the arrival of summer,...
