When the thermometer rises above 35 or 40 degrees (Celsius), the reaction in much of the world is almost automatic: we rush for iced drinks, fresh salads and light meals.

"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 "green" pizza, with naturally fermented dough and ultra-fresh ingredients: discover this new seasonal recipe for a delicious moment around the table.

Aromas of cedar, dried fruit and saffron: the rescue of eight bottles of Château d'Yquem 1892 and 1896, forgotten under the floor of a chapel in Bohemia and reconditioned in the Bordeaux winery that produced them, offers us an extraordinary story of wine heritage saved from oblivion.

Forget the monster traffic jams of Delhi and Mumbai: India is preparing to revolutionize urban mobility with the arrival of electric air cabs. In a country where 60 to 90 minutes by car can be reduced to just 7 minutes by air, urban air mobility (UAM) is no longer science fiction.

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.