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Nurturing young minds with mindfulness at Sullivan Elementary
Students at Tampa Bay, Florida's Patricia J. Sullivan Partnership Elementary School participate in a unique morning ritual that sets the tone for the rest of the day. Principal Dave McMeen highlights the value of self-control over a breakfast of apple strudel, fruit juice, banana, and milk, making Read More...
"Smileyscope" revolutionizes pediatric care— from scary needles to exciting adventures
Virtual reality (VR) is not just about gaming; it's increasingly finding profound applications in unexpected places. Dr. Evelyn Chan, an Australian pediatrician, uses virtual reality to transform needle procedures into immersive excursions for children, altering how they perceive medical Read More...
6 sustainable ways to celebrate Valentine’s Day this year
Valentine's Day may be about love for most people, but it's not so sweet for Mother Nature. This holiday supports some of the major users of pesticides by boosting the chocolate and flower industries and sending billions of greeting cards to landfills each year. Luckily, there are several Read More...
How a pioneering MRI 'signature' predicts dementia years before symptoms develop
In a major step toward predicting dementia before its debilitating symptoms appear, researchers revealed an MRI 'signature' that could act as a warning, pinpointing the risk of getting the disease five to 10 years in advance. This unique biomarker not only offers early detection but also opens the Read More...
The power of skill-based hiring in building an equitable workforce landscape
In the world of job recruitment, a prevalent trend known as qualification inflation developed, turning hiring processes into a difficult landscape. Qualification inflation, also known as degree inflation, is the increasing demand for degrees and significant experience, to the point that job Read More...
Scientists finally complete map of gigantic deep sea coral reef off the US Atlantic coast
For the first time in scientific history, experts have cracked the code of the world's largest deep-sea coral reef, a massive 6.4 million-acre ecosystem hundreds of miles off the Atlantic coast of the United States. This incredible discovery, which surpasses the size of Vermont, has now been Read More...
Scientists claim revolutionary protein test offers early detection of 18 cancers
Novelna, a biotech company in the United States, announced a revolutionary protein-based test that shows promise as a less intrusive and more effective way to screen for 18 different types of cancer in their early stages. The researchers believe their discovery has the potential to be a medical Read More...
“Twilight Zone” fungi from the ocean’s depths—a new frontier for antibiotic discovery
In a revolutionary discovery, the largest-ever investigation of ocean DNA, published in the journal Frontiers in Science, has shown a plethora of fungi living in the ocean's mysterious twilight zone. This enormous study builds on a comprehensive ocean DNA catalog that includes over 317 million Read More...
The leading startups transforming CO2 into everyday wonders
For Stafford Sheehan, a cofounder and chemist at Air Company, perfume-making is more than simply creating an enticing scent. Air Company, established in New York, uses technology that transforms carbon dioxide into ethanol, which is then blended with essential oils and water to create the pale Read More...
Mar Galcerán shatters stereotypes as Spain's first parliamentarian with Down syndrome
Mar Galcerán, an advocate for inclusivity, made history as Spain's first legislator with Down syndrome. The 45-year-old voted to Valencia's regional assembly, reflects on her path, and emphasizes the importance of being recognized for more than just her impairment. Galcerán's political career Read More...