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Health
  • Jun 23, 2026 08:45

How much sunscreen should children use? Pediatrician recommends the teaspoon rule

A pediatrician explains the “teaspoon rule” for applying the right amount of sunscreen to children. Here’s what scientific research says.

Health
  • Jun 22, 2026 07:41

Alzheimer's: AI-powered glasses with built-in display to help patients

A new wearable technology helps people with dementia maintain their independence and safety through smart assistance.

Health
  • Jun 20, 2026 10:05

Undergoing chemotherapy with her dog by her side: The first-ever launch of “pet infusions” in Veneto

The “Pet Infusions” project was launched at the Montebelluna Hospital: Barbara is undergoing chemotherapy with her Labrador named Joy. This is a first for a public hospital in Veneto.

Beauty
  • Jun 19, 2026 09:39

Shein and BHV Marais: It’s already over—The reasons behind hasty departure from Paris

After just seven months, the Parisian department store BHV is ending its controversial partnership with Shein, a collaboration which the new management has called a “mistake.”

Fashion
  • Jun 18, 2026 17:01

Health and hygiene at home: Why should you take your shoes off at the door?

In recent years, architectural and interior design trends have rediscovered the importance of the transition zone between the outdoors and indoors, recognizing it as a true sanitary and functional filter.

Food
  • Jun 18, 2026 09:17

Spritz popsicles: A refreshing idea for your summer cocktails

Fresh, colorful, and perfect for summer, Spritz popsicles are an original way to put a new spin on one of the season’s most beloved cocktails.

The digital takeover: We spend a third of our lives in front of screens

We spend nearly a third of our lives online, and the global survey commissioned by NordVPN confirms that this “colonization of time” by screens affects us all. On average, this amounts to several decades spent in front of a screen over a life expectancy of approximately 80 to 83 years, depending on the country.

  • Jun 17, 2026 16:00

Fashion
Fashion has a new muse — and it's sport

This summer, athletic wear will establish itself as a central source of inspiration. With preppy looks, functional silhouettes, and references to major sports icons, fashion is adopting a more vibrant, freer, and more contemporary vibe.

Society
In Genoa, a theater born from a landfill gives hope to inmates

In Genoa, the Teatro dell’Arca is hosting an extraordinary inclusion project: inmates take the stage alongside Judge Giorgio Morando to give new meaning to their sentences, transforming the prison into a place of culture and hope.

Society
Denmark abolishes Ministry of Agriculture, replacing it with Ministry of Nature and Animal Welfare

Denmark has created a new ministry dedicated to Nature and Animal Welfare: an unprecedented move aimed at strengthening biodiversity protection, expanding protected areas, and addressing issues related to intensive livestock farming.

Society
California: For the first time, U.S. city permanently bans data centers

Residents of Monterey Park, a suburb of Los Angeles, overwhelmingly voted to permanently ban the construction of new data centers within their city limits.

Wellness
The athletes’ cry: between cathartic expression and recurring controversies

A powerful serve and a liberating scream. In tennis, in particular, it’s not uncommon to hear impressive screams on the court, contrasting with the calm some athletes display during interviews.

Wellness
Here is the happiest city in the world in 2026

Copenhagen remains the happiest city in the world according to the 2026 Happy City Index, thanks to its efficient services, sustainability, and quality of life.

Health
Summer vacations for over 65: after decades, Genoa relaunches initiative to combat loneliness

After more than thirty years of absence, the city of Genoa is reviving one of the initiatives most eagerly awaited by seniors: summer getaways, by the sea or in the mountains, for those over 65.

Society
Velotaff: a trend with room to grow

Velotaff, the practice of cycling to work, is becoming increasingly popular, but remains under-exploited. A recent OpinionWay survey of 834 French employees carried out for Lime sheds light on this paradox: 89% recognize its benefits, but only 29% adopt it on a daily basis.

Health
France declares war on cadmium: bill to limit carcinogen on our plates

France's National Assembly has approved a bill aimed at rapidly reducing the maximum cadmium content in phosphate fertilizers.