To ensure that your culinary delights remain synonymous with pleasure, freezing is a very good idea... under certain conditions.

We are used to seeing life as a linear sequence: you grow up, you work, you grow old. But the body tells a different story. It changes pace, it changes needs, it changes the way it functions. The stages of life according to ayurveda are based on this observation: not all ages require the same things and living as if everything is always the same.

The international trade in fish not only moves tons of food from one continent to another. It also circulates an invisible risk: that of PFAS, the so-called forever chemicals. That's according to a new study published in Science. In it, for the first time, a global map of exposure to these substances through the consumption of marine fish was drawn up.

It has become commonplace for millions of people: consult a chatbot and then call the doctor. ChatGPT Health responds precisely to this habit: OpenAI has set up a separate environment entirely focused on health and wellness and is separate from the general chatbot. This new environment is designed to help users better understand medical test results and medical data.

Tired of the usual bland pancakes full of sugar?

A few days after the recall of several batches of products from the Nan, Nidina and PreNan lines in Italy (and others in the rest of Europe), Nestlé has announced that the food warning now also applies to Alfamino milk, a special product for babies with cow's milk allergy and multiple food allergies.

Ten minutes. That's the time you need to take a slightly long coffee break or listen to a long song all the way to the end. According to new scientific research, ten minutes of intense exercise is also enough to activate a biological response in the body that can inhibit the growth of certain tumor cells, particularly colon cancer cells.

The Liceo Virgilio in Milan is going through a period of deep sorrow following the New Year's Eve tragedy in Crans-Montana involving four of their students. The event has left a mark on both boys and girls and the entire school community.

A cough that won't go away, a constant cold and exasperating fatigue. One thing's for sure: the flu of 2026 spares no one, with long and painful after-effects.

In winter, the days get shorter, it gets darker earlier, and our bodies are more affected by these changes than we think.