Targeting specific health factors during midlife can significantly extend the number of years an individual lives free of cognitive decline, according to recent research. Managing blood pressure, preventing or controlling diabetes, and eliminating tobacco use between the ages of 45 and 65 are linked to up to 13 additional years without dementia, findings show. As … Read more
Argentina has recorded a historic commercial surplus exceeding USD 13.900 millones during the first semester, driven by shifting export dynamics and soaring foreign trade prices that have not been seen in nearly 80 years, according to official economic reports. While the agricultural sector centered around provinces like Santa Fe remains a cornerstone of the national … Read more
The standard modern Western diet significantly reduces the diversity of the human gut microbiota, leading to widespread shifts in metabolic health and chronic disease risks, according to peer-reviewed research published in Nature Reviews Gastroenterology & Hepatology. Medical researchers have found that diets heavy in ultra-processed foods, refined sugars, and saturated fats starve beneficial intestinal bacteria, … Read more
Norwegian international footballer Alexander Sørloth has publicly addressed a wave of vitriolic online abuse and death threats directed at himself and his family following Norway’s elimination from the recent World Cup. The harassment intensified after a high-profile missed passing opportunity involving teammate Erling Haaland during a critical quarter-final match against England, drawing intense scrutiny from … Read more
Preimplantation Genetic Testing for Aneuploidies (PGT-A), often referred to in clinical research contexts as DPI-A (Diagnostic Préimplantatoire des Aneuploïdies), is a molecular screening technique designed to identify chromosomal abnormalities in embryos created via in vitro fertilization (IVF) before they are transferred to the uterus. By selecting embryos with the correct number of chromosomes—known as euploid … Read more
Colombia’s annual inflation rate reached 6.14% in June, marking four consecutive months of upward pressure on the cost of living. The rise highlights the persistent challenges facing the Colombian economy as it attempts to balance price stability with efforts to stimulate growth. The latest figures from DANE indicate that while inflation has historically trended downward … Read more
The Colombian national team is monitoring the health of James Rodríguez after he reported symptoms of a viral infection following the side’s recent match against Ghana. With the squad preparing for an upcoming fixture against Switzerland, concerns regarding player availability have prompted medical staff to implement precautionary measures for both Rodríguez and Jhon Córdoba. In … Read more
Bottled water sold in France and globally has been linked in new research to elevated risks of colorectal cancer, according to a study published in Environmental Health Perspectives that identified trace contaminants—including endocrine-disrupting chemicals—in multiple brands. The findings, which analyzed over 1,200 samples from 14 countries, raise urgent questions about regulatory oversight and consumer safety, … Read more
Acción Cultural Española (AC/E) and the Spain-USA Foundation (SUSAF) have officially launched the fifth edition of the Spain Writes, America Reads program, an international initiative designed to increase the visibility of Spanish literature within the United States. This cultural exchange project facilitates the translation, promotion, and distribution of works by contemporary Spanish authors, aiming to … Read more
As we continue to explore the intricate relationship between our daily rest and long-term neurological health, researchers are increasingly identifying that sleep disturbances as early signs of neurodegenerative diseases may offer a vital window for early intervention. For many, a restless night is merely a response to stress or a busy lifestyle, but clinical evidence … Read more