How to protect pets in extreme heat Older animals, puppies, overweight animals and those with previous respiratory or heart diseases are at greater risk of suffering from heat stroke.
Why mosquitoes bite some people more than others It's not bad luck or "sweet blood": mosquitoes detect chemical signals, body heat and carbon dioxide. What factors increase bites?
Why mosquitoes bite some people more than others It's not bad luck or "sweet blood": mosquitoes detect chemical signals, body heat and carbon dioxide. What factors increase bites?
Reports of shark sightings increase in the US amid July 4 celebrations Despite the increase in reports of shark sightings, experts say attacks remain extremely rare
Sleeping with your dog or cat may offer benefits, but it also destroys your rest: this is what science says Sleeping with pets offers emotional support and can improve the general well-being of the owners, as they are considered important members of the family.
Claude Tag: Anthropic's new AI becomes your teammate within Slack Anthropic just launched an integration that turns its AI into an active collaborator within Slack
Has the hantavirus epidemic ended?: last passengers who were under quarantine released Health authorities are still investigating the possibility of transmission of the Andes virus between humans. The recent outbreak recorded 13 identified cases
USDA makes travel for dogs to Mexico more flexible despite the advance of the screwworm The USDA reestablished the crossing of dogs into Mexico, while specialists warn about the risks associated with the screwworm outbreak
Fires, robberies and love: what AI agents do when humans are not watching them Experiments and real cases show that AI agents can behave unpredictably when left unsupervised
Eliminating all sugar from the body is not the healthiest thing, study reveals surprising effects Study highlights the importance of a balanced approach to nutrition, suggesting that completely eliminating sugar is not always the most ideal solution
Use of ivermectin increases among cancer patients, without scientific evidence of its effectiveness The FDA has not approved ivermectin for cancer, although it remains an approved drug for the treatment of parasitic diseases.
Experimental fentanyl vaccine shows promising results They highlight that, if the vaccine meets efficacy standards, it could become a key tool in the battle against the opioid epidemic.
Influence of pets on emotional well-being: friend or simple company? Study reveals that pets improve mood, but do not cushion daily stress
The US rules out that cuts to USAID would cause the spread of the screwworm Brooke Rollins assured that the federal government has significantly increased resources to contain the plague
Texas alert for screwworm: what risk there is for humans, pets and other animals Texas reinforces the alert for the screwworm after cases in animals. Check what it is, how it affects livestock and what the risk is for humans.
Airbus U145: the unmanned helicopter that will revolutionize military and rescue missions The U145 would be capable of carrying bulky loads that other drones cannot handle thanks to its maximum takeoff weight of 3,800 kilograms.
Gene discovered that promotes rapid growth and early reproduction, but increases the risk of aging and cancer Research suggests certain genes may favor early life at the expense of long-term health
The mystery of hiccups: what happens in the body and how to stop this annoying spasm An involuntary reflex that has accompanied humans since the womb and that science has not yet fully explained
Bovine colostrum, a rising health trend: is it as beneficial as suggested? What does the evidence say? Various personalities on social networks have taken on the task of promoting bovine colostrum as a supplement
'We are all human beings' Six US citizens sue DHS for violation of their rights by ICE or Border Patrol agents
ChatGPT achieved a mathematical breakthrough that shook scientists for 80 years An OpenAI AI did what generations of mathematicians couldn't: disprove a nearly 80-year-old conjecture
What a shooting star means spiritually: the impact on your luck If you see a shooting star there is something profound in its meaning and it can impact your fortune; know the spiritual message
Viruses that affect your stomach the most: these are the germs you should avoid What are the most common ones? How do they enter the body? Is it possible to avoid them?
New website allows AI to rent human workers A platform allows AI systems to hire humans for physical tasks and already has over 392,000 registered users
NASA will allow astronauts to take their iPhones to the Moon on Artemis II Astronauts will be able to capture photos and videos like never before during the space mission that will take humans back to the Moon
Hoppers: The film where Pixar dared to break its own rules The director of We Bare Bears brought the pace of television to Pixar. We visited Emeryville to discover how Hoppers breaks the studio's formula
The surprising return of lost birds to the Galapagos Islands Without the threat of invasive predators, Galapagos birds are returning 200 years after Charles Darwin visited the archipelago
Researchers achieve the impossible and find one of the seven wonders of the world (Photos) Archaeologists found 22 blocks of the Lighthouse of Alexandria in the Mediterranean Sea and are making progress in its digital reconstruction after centuries underwater
Grapes, blueberries, and other foods rich in resveratrol that will improve your health Blueberries are particularly notable for their resveratrol and anthocyanin content, compounds that give them their characteristic dark blue color
These were the 10 most outstanding medical advances of 2025 The international scientific community demonstrated an extraordinary capacity for innovation this year
This popular sweetener may damage your heart and brain Aspartame, used in low-calorie products, is common in the American diet. Given its prevalence, it is crucial to understand the potential risks
Svetlana Alexievich, the Nobel laureate in Literature who told the Chernobyl drama like no one else The 2015 Nobel Prize in Literature winner looks back on her writing career and her frustrated hopes for change in Belarus
Sunbeds are associated with an increased risk of melanoma and damage to cutaneous DNA Users of tanning beds have twice as many mutations compared to individuals of the same age with no history of artificial tanning
Green tea or black tea: which is better for health? Benefits and differences The fundamental distinction between green tea and black tea lies not in the plant of origin, but in the method of processing its leaves
PlayStation brings Christmas forward: the free PS5 game you can claim today The game is available to all PS5 users regardless of whether they have an active PlayStation Plus subscription
AI is contrary to happiness, says neuroscientist: 'It steals from us the attention that the people around us deserv Mobile phones, social networks, artificial intelligence, and technology in general are increasingly reducing human interaction
Common element in sweeteners of light products aggravates the risk of fatty liver Caution advised regarding the consumption of products rich in sorbitol; further studies in mammals and humans are needed to validate the findings
The healing power of cats' purring: how and why? This curiosity has given rise to an emerging field of study that explores the therapeutic properties of purring
Advances in gene therapy to permanently reduce high cholesterol are highlighted Cardiologists highlight the potential of this treatment as a long-term solution for patients with difficult-to-control cholesterol
