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Barcelona Researchers Map Organ-by-Organ Aging in Menopause Using AI
Scientists at the Barcelona Supercomputing Center have created the first large-scale atlas of female reproductive system aging using AI. The
Dreams Are Not Random: Personality and Experience Shape Content, Study Finds
Researchers analyzed over 3,700 dream reports from 287 participants. Dreams reflect internal traits and external events, such as the COVID-1
AI Analysis of Health Records Could Predict ADHD Years Before Diagnosis
Researchers trained an AI model on health records from over 140,000 children to detect early signs of ADHD. The tool accurately estimated ri
How Technology and Tactics Finally Broke the Two-Hour Marathon in London
Sebastian Sawe and Yomif Kejelcha became the first athletes to run a sub-two-hour marathon in an official race, finishing in 1:59:30 and 1:5
Building Adaptive Skills in Early Childhood May Buffer Prenatal Stress from Climate Disasters
Children exposed to prenatal stress from Superstorm Sandy showed reduced brain activity in emotion-related regions. Those who developed stro
UK's Proposed Cigarette Ban Divides Public Opinion Across the Country
The UK government proposes a landmark ban on cigarette sales for anyone born after 2008, aiming for a smoke-free generation. Public opinion
New Study Finds Beer Contains More Vitamin B6 Than Previously Known
Researchers analyzed 65 German beers and found vitamin B6 levels consistently higher than previous estimates. A standard serving can provide
France Moves Health Data Hub from Microsoft Azure to Domestic Cloud Provider Scaleway
France's Health Data Hub will leave Microsoft Azure for Scaleway, a French cloud provider. The move addresses long-standing privacy and lega
Spain's Reliance on Foreign Doctors Surges as Healthcare System Strains
Spain validated a record 30,303 foreign medical degrees in 2025, making up nearly 80% of all professional degree recognitions. While the gov
ILO Report: Work-Related Stress Kills 840,000 Annually, Europe Hit Hard
Over 840,000 people die each year from work-related psychosocial risks, including long hours and harassment. Europe alone sees 112,333 death
Synthetic Drugs Reshape Global Markets, Straining Europe's Health Systems
Synthetic drugs are rapidly transforming global drug markets, introducing new and less predictable health risks. Health systems across Europ
Third Cancer Patient Dies After Medication Overdose at Burgos Hospital
A third cancer patient has died after receiving an overdose at the University Hospital of Burgos in northern Spain. The error occurred in De