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Proteine: quante ne servono davvero? I 3 aminoacidi fondamentali per vivere più a lungo – Corriere della Sera

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Determining optimal protein intake is a central challenge in modern nutritional science, as researchers continue to refine the link between dietary amino acid profiles and long-term healthspan. While global health organizations provide baseline recommendations to prevent deficiency, emerging data suggest that the quality and specific composition of proteins—particularly the presence of branched-chain amino acids—may play … Read more

La «crisi del settimo anno» di cani e gatti: come affrontare l’inizio di una vecchiaia che diventa sempre più lunga – Corriere della Sera

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Veterinary experts and animal health organizations increasingly recognize the “seventh-year milestone” as a critical transition point in the lifespan of domestic dogs and cats. According to the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA), pets are generally considered “senior” when they reach the last 25% of their estimated life expectancy, a threshold that frequently falls around age … Read more

Red Mites on Your Balcony: What They Are and Why You Shouldn’t Kill Them

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As the weather warms and balcony gardens across the globe begin to bloom, many urban gardeners are noticing a peculiar sight: tiny, bright red dots scurrying across their leaves and stems. The immediate instinct for many is to reach for a chemical spray, fearing an infestation that could devastate their greenery. However, in the world … Read more

T-Rex Didn’t Run: New Study Challenges Dinosaur Speed Myth

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T. Rex’s Running Speed Reconsidered: New Research Challenges Long-Held Beliefs For decades, the Tyrannosaurus rex has reigned in the popular imagination as a fearsome predator capable of pursuing prey at impressive speeds. However, a growing body of research, including recent analyses of bone structure and biomechanical modeling, is challenging this long-held assumption. Scientists are now … Read more

From Jurassic Park to Trinity College Labs: Matteo’s PhD Journey in Dublin – L’Eco di Bergamo

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In the quiet town of Tavernola Bergamasca, a young boy’s fascination with dinosaurs and science fiction films laid the groundwork for a journey that would lead him across Europe to one of Ireland’s most prestigious academic institutions. Years later, that same curiosity about the natural world has found expression in advanced laboratory operate focused on … Read more

Italian Police Find Illegal Wildlife & Poor Conditions at Animal Boarding Facility

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Illegal Wildlife Trade Uncovered at Sicilian Pet Boarding Facility Camporotondo Etneo, Sicily – A pet boarding facility in Camporotondo Etneo has been the subject of a police investigation revealing irregularities in its management, animal welfare standards, and, critically, the illegal possession of protected wildlife. Carabinieri officers, supported by specialized units focused on anti-sophistication, health and … Read more

Palermo Cat Care Ordinance & Animal Welfare

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Palermo Animal Welfare Case: City Orders Reduction of Cat Population at Private Residence Palermo, Italy – A complex animal welfare situation has unfolded in Palermo, with city authorities ordering a significant reduction in the number of cats housed at a private residence. The case, involving dozens of felines and a dedicated caretaker, has sparked debate … Read more

New US Food Pyramid: A Nutritionist’s Take on Healthier Eating

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2026-01-10 09:38:00 di Silvia Turin L’enfasi su carne rossa e grassi saturi può venire dall’intenzione primaria di bloccare gli alimenti trasformati per favorire le materie prime, senza distinzioni di origine. Ecco perché i cereali sono al vertice inferiore Mercoledì sono state pubblicate le nuove Linee guida alimentari dell’amministrazione Trump che capovolgono la piramide alimentare, evidenziando … Read more