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

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

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.

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.

Talking to yourself is neither a sign of madness nor unusual behavior — it is, in fact, a natural tool for mental regulation that, when properly harnessed, can become a genuine asset for your well-being.

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.

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

"Burnout" is the board game that simulates office life between stress, deadlines and strategic choices to avoid a person's burnout, while maintaining a high level of productivity.

In London, Poetry Pharmacy "prescribes" tailor-made poems for anxiety and emotional suffering, turning verse into a genuine personal care tool.

Over-the-counter eye drops contaminated with a never-before-seen superbug in the USA: the death toll from the EzriCare Artificial Tears outbreak has risen to 4, blindness to 14 and infection to 81 in 18 states of America.