The mental health impact of pandemics for front line health care staff
Mental health problems such as Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, anxiety and depression are common among healthcare staff
COVID-19 pandemic drives innovation in diabetes care
Endocrine Society task force discusses sustaining new models of care beyond the pandemic
These are the Youngest Women in Politics in the World
The best way to engage young people in politics is by choosing leaders that can represent and inspire them.
The mental health impact of pandemics for front line health care staff
Mental health problems such as Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, anxiety and depression are common among healthcare staff
COVID: women are less likely to put themselves in danger
Women's attitudes and behaviors may have contributed to their reduced vulnerability and mortality
Forest fires: a growing threat to the world's forests
Recent fires in the Amazon, Australia and the United States have highlighted the threat that fire poses
To protect nature's benefits, focus on people
A healthy forest holds a treasure trove of benefits for people
Aerosols vs droplets
Researchers model the spread of the SARS-CoV-2 virus in various temperatures and relative humidities in typical indoor situations
Stopping the virus and closing borders
Countries with international travel restrictions suffered fewer COVID-19 fatalities
Julian Assange and the controversial debate on freedom of information
Julian Assange generates diverse opinions, since he managed to disseminate important revelations for world politics, even at the expense of the author...
Ángela Maldonado: The Tireless Defender of The Amazon
Ángela Maldonado is a Colombian activist working for the conservation of monkeys on the Amazonian border between Colombia and Peru.
The history of the conflict between Israel and Bahrain
The conflict between Israel and Bahrain seemed to cease, after the announcement of current US President Donald Trump
New global temperature data will inform study of climate impacts on health, agriculture
A seemingly small one-to-two degree change in the global climate can dramatically alter weather-related hazards
Study: There's work to be done before people feel ready for COVID-19 vaccine
While political ideology not a factor in attitudes toward COVID-19 vaccines, concerns of side effects and vaccine effectiveness remain
Age does not contribute to COVID-19 susceptibility
Development of symptoms, progression of the disease, and mortality are age-dependent
Does Managing Emotions Increase Self-esteem in Children?
When the little one in the house can identify their emotions and express them appropriately, their self-esteem increases.
Is the Mexican government not taking care of the environment?
The presidency of Andrés Manuel López Obrador is being criticized for a possible disregard for the environment
Risk of dying from COVID-19 greater for men, unmarried and born in low and middle income countries
This part of the population is at a greater risk for covid-19
Pregnant women with severe COVID-19 face additional risks and early delivery
Mild cases of COVID-19 do not appear to affect the health of pregnant women and their fetus, Rutgers study finds
Certain pre-existing conditions may double, triple mortality risk for COVID-19
The researchers found that cardiovascular disease may double a patient's risk of dying from COVID-19
These Women are Leading the Fight Against Climate Change
The mission of climate activists is crucial: to raise awareness about the impact of pollution in their own countries.
Michelle Obama's Best Advice for Young Generations
The former African American First Lady has always believed in the power of books and classrooms.
Hospitalized COVID-19 patients are younger, healthier than influenza patients
Patients hospitalized with COVID-19 were more likely male and younger
Global food production poses an increasing climate threat
The growing use of nitrogen fertilizers in the production of food worldwide is increasing concentrations of nitrous oxide in the atmosphere
Why is an MBA so important in Latin America?
When it comes to thinking about a complementary training for undergraduates, different programs and initiatives for education arise
Urban air pollution may make COVID-19 more severe for some
Long-term exposure to urban air pollution may have made COVID-19 more deadly
Women in Japan try to change their culture
In Nagoya, an industrial city on the coast of Japan, Japanese women dress as Mexican Chicanas.
Mask mandates shown to significantly reduce spread of COVID-19
Mask are associated with a 25 per cent or larger weekly reduction in COVID-19 cases
Two's a crowd: Nuclear and renewables don't mix
Only the latter can deliver truly low carbon energy, says new study
How to Encourage the Participation of Young Women in Politics?
The absence of women political leaders on the world stage is highly visible.
Has COVID-19 knocked us onto our backsides?
Kent State researchers study pandemic's effects on physical activity and sedentary behavior
Nitric oxide a possible treatment for COVID-19
An effective way of treating the coronavirus behind the 2003 SARS epidemic also works on SARS-CoV-2 virus
Rivers: the open veins of the planet
Rivers are currents of surface water, which flow through the force of gravity through a bed
Face shields vs. face masks: Can they be alternatives or should they go together?
With COVID-19 still spreading throughout the community, the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) have recommended that people wear face cov...
Expert opinion: COVID-19 vaccine rollout unlikely before fall 2021
But many experts surveyed also believe vaccine development will take place at an accelerated rate
Scientists help reboot 50 years of plant advice to solve one of nature's biggest challenges
A formula to help plant breeders and farmers around the world grow crops in a more sustainable way
High risk of deep vein thrombosis and pulmonary embolism in patients with COVID-19
Systematic review of the worldwide published data on "Venous thromboembolism (VTE) in COVID-19 patients"
Face masks unlikely to cause over-exposure to CO2, even in patients with lung disease
New research contradict statements linking wearing face masks to carbon dioxide poisoning by trapping CO2
Coral's resilience to warming may depend on iron
Limited access to iron at high temperatures impairs growth and function of microalgae that live within coral cells
COVID-19 infects majority of bad dreams -- study
Study applies artificial intelligence to analyze content of nightmares from more than 800 people during pandemic lockdown
Plant droplets serve as nutrient-rich food for insects
First study of its kind reveals the benefits of droplets on leaves
New genetic knowledge on the causes of severe COVID-19
A proportion of the most severe COVID-19 cases can be explained by genetic defects in the patients' immune system
Empathy and Communication: Key to Success in the Face of the Pandemic
The results with better management against COVID-19 show that in countries led by women, management has been much better.
The coronavirus facilitates the desertion of Latin American university students
The university always meant the search for new opportunities by the students. However, how to study when it is difficult to survive?
1 in 3 parents plan to skip flu shots for their kids during COVID-19 pandemic
COVID-19, just 1/3 parents' believing it's more important for children to get vaccinated this year
Dealing with the global tsunami of mental health problems during and post COVID-19
The pandemic threatens to reverse years of global development, including in the countries that can least afford to start going backwards
During pandemic, racism puts additional stress on Asian Americans
People of Asian ancestry face challenges by racism and xenophobia during the COVID-19 pandemic amidst rumors and blame placed on China
Latin America has very low levels of English
Latin America is the region with the lowest levels of English
Silk offers homemade solution for COVID-19 prevention
Biology study finds silk offers more protection than cotton or synthetics