"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.

The rise of the electric-assist bicycle (EAB) has long been presented as good news for public health. But a recent Dutch study nuances this picture: depending on the mode chosen, the EAB can either bring you closer to WHO recommendations, or reduce your effort to the bare minimum.

A team of researchers from the University of Cambridge has identified a potential new approach to combating glioblastoma, the most aggressive and common form of brain cancer.

The doormat is more than just an aesthetic detail: it's an effective barrier against dust, allergens, bacteria and pollutants carried by shoes.

Smartphone notifications interrupt the brain for 7 seconds: a study reveals how they diminish concentration and attention on a daily basis.

Forced to use paper or scraps of cloth during their periods, many homeless women have no access to suitable protection.

A connected, patch-like sensor promises to revolutionize stress diagnosis, including in children and frail patients. It measures heart rate, respiration and perspiration.

A study by the Santa Lucia IRCCS Foundation shows that the first autonomous steps can reorganize the nervous system in children with cerebral palsy.