New findings from scientists. This oil supports brain function
A recent study confirms that olive oil consumption can help preserve cognitive functions in older adults by influencing gut microbiota.
Churches Speak of a Quiet Return of Young People to Faith. Statistics Show a Different Picture
A study by the British Bible Society indicates a significant increase in church attendance among young adults in Britain, despite conflicting official statistics.
Today on TV: Surprising Norwegian series is worth watching
A review highlights how the Norwegian series, with its themes of money, jealousy, and class differences, is captivating audiences quickly.
Leave Carbs and Fats! Harvard Reveals the Real Enemy of Heart Health
A new study from Harvard suggests that the real key to heart health lies in food quality rather than merely reducing carbs or fats.
Could the shingles vaccine protect against another dangerous disease?
The article discusses research indicating a potential link between the shingles vaccine and reduced dementia risk in older adults.
Social Networks Are Not What They Thought
The article critiques the misconceptions adults hold regarding social media and the ineffective solutions they propose to address new digital challenges.
Twelve new offences added to QLD 'adult crime, adult time' policy
Queensland has introduced twelve new serious offences under its 'adult crime, adult time' policy, which enables youth offenders convicted of serious crimes to be prosecuted as adults.
The neighbor from hell: terrified adults, children afraid to go outside or sleep
A man, S. S., has been sentenced to nine months in prison for committing a serious crime against a minor, causing her severe emotional distress.
The Kremlin Wizard: A Political Tale for Adults and the Unknowing
The article reviews the film 'The Kremlin Wizard,' directed by French filmmaker Olivier Assayas, which has recently sparked discussions in Latvia due to its production in Riga and surrounding security and reputation issues.
Brain activity of babies helps to unravel the human brain
A study involving researchers from Brazil, South Africa, and the United States reveals that neural networks in babies aged 3 months to 2 years resemble those of adults, suggesting early foundational structures of brain architecture.
RN is the 2nd state in the country with the most obese adults, says Ministry of Health
Rio Grande do Norte has the second highest rate of adult obesity in Brazil, with 42% of adults attending the public health system showing some degree of obesity.
The shingles vaccine as an 'elixir' against aging
New research indicates that the shingles vaccine not only prevents herpes but also appears to slow biological aging in older adults.
Chronic dentists shortage exposed by Brits who've never been - check your area
A new study reveals a significant shortage of dentists in the UK, with many adults never having visited a dentist since turning 18, prompting calls for reform in dental care access.
Why is Lego so expensive? And what makes it so popular? A Lego master answers your questions
A Lego enthusiast explores the reasons behind the rising costs of Lego sets and their growing popularity among adults.
DR presenter: "It was so wonderful that we spontaneously ended up buying it. We just couldn't afford it"
A number of young cultural figures discuss how they have created personal homes without relying on expensive classic furniture, illustrating their unique styles and financial challenges.
Six books to talk to children about the tensions of today's world
The article suggests six books that address current global tensions, aimed at helping adults discuss these issues with children.
INTERVIEW ⟩ Maarja Öpik: microorganisms in the soil of carrots and strawberries support a child's health
An interview with Maarja Öpik discusses the importance of soil organisms in supporting child health and highlights the need for both children and adults to engage with soil.
‘Social connection’ prescriptions for older adults expand across Manitoba
In Manitoba, social prescriptions aimed at combating isolation among older adults are gaining popularity, with community activities like chair yoga providing vital socialization opportunities.
Attractive children have an easier life as adults. Scientists have proof
New research indicates that physical attractiveness in childhood can predict positive personality traits in adulthood.
Warning of Back Pain in People Aged 10-30… Do You Know About Spondylolysis?
Back pain is commonly perceived as an issue affecting those in middle age, but it can also be prevalent among younger individuals, suggesting the possibility of spondylolysis.
Eggs and fish in old age: why are they allies in preserving muscle mass? This is explained by experts
Experts explain that adequate consumption of high biological value proteins, particularly from eggs and fish, helps prevent sarcopenia in older adults.
Don't ignore 4 symptoms as '40 percent of adults' at risk in March
A significant proportion of adults in the UK may face vitamin D deficiency in March, with key symptoms to watch for.
Viral Microtrends: When Nothing Makes Sense
The article discusses the baffling nature of viral trends that appear on social media, as young people struggle to make sense of them just as adults do.
USA: Deaths from heart attack increased among adults under 55 years
Increased mortality from heart attacks among adults under 55 in the USA highlights gender disparities in hospital care and outcomes.
Tahini every day, not just during fasting - 3 recipes for kids and adults
The article discusses the increasing popularity of tahini as a daily food choice, highlighting its nutritional benefits and offering recipes for both children and adults.
Tuula Koponen, 83, learned a skill that can save lives – over 1,300 Finns die each year from falls
Tuula Koponen, an 83-year-old woman from Turku, has taken a course to learn how to safely get up from the floor after a fall, as falls are a leading cause of mortality among older adults in Finland.
Adults who threw punches in disgraceful scenes at kids' football match banned for life
Parents involved in a brawl at an under-14 football match in Bridgend have received lifetime bans.
'I was told I'd pulled muscle before they gave me devastating news over phone'
Emma Herring, a 22-year-old, was misdiagnosed multiple times with various ailments before receiving a devastating cancer diagnosis over the phone.
Virus that 'remains dormant' and can 'reactivate' later alerted to by UKHSA
The UK Health Security Agency has warned about the dormant chickenpox virus that can reactivate later in life as shingles, especially in older adults.
Colorectal cancer screening should start at age 45, organization says
Colorectal Cancer Canada is advocating for lowering the routine colorectal cancer screening age to 45 for average-risk Canadians due to increasing incidence rates in younger adults.
Mental Health: Ghana and Nigeria are far ahead of Germany in country comparisons
A study reveals that young adults in Germany are increasingly facing mental health issues, significantly higher than their peers in poorer African countries like Ghana and Nigeria.
Where to register and what is needed to finish high school
The FinEs Plan offers an opportunity for young people and adults in Argentina to complete their primary or secondary education.
Information from the Police: How to Recognize Fraudsters
The article discusses an upcoming information afternoon organized by the Fürstenfeldbruck Senior Council to educate older adults on identifying and avoiding various scams.
Over 55s urged to check 10 things now - as thousands missed in unclaimed benefits
Adults over 55 are encouraged to verify their eligibility for various unclaimed benefits, with many unaware of the financial support available to them.
Jersey approves bill to legalise assisted dying for terminally ill adults
Jersey's parliament has approved legislation to legalize assisted dying for terminally ill adults, awaiting royal assent.
Best British food ranked as over a third say UK cuisine is 'underrated'
A recent survey reveals that 37% of adults consider British cuisine underrated, with fish and chips being ranked as the top British dish.
Sesc opens registrations for the 50+ University program in Belém
Sesc Pará has opened registrations for the 50+ University program aimed at older adults to enhance well-being and education.
Psychologist advises: what everyone should tell their parents and grandparents about scammers?
A psychologist emphasizes the importance of educating both children and adults about the tactics used by scammers to protect against emotional manipulation and financial loss.
The 'silent epidemic' of heart valves: six out of ten adults will suffer from cardiovascular diseases by 2050
A new report highlights that by 2050, cardiovascular diseases will affect six out of ten adults, with a significant rise in heart valve diseases expected by 2060.
Gut health doctor's three rules to stop acid reflux and heartburn
Gut health expert Megan Rossi provides three effective strategies to manage acid reflux and heartburn, common conditions affecting many adults in Western Europe.
Contrast with those over 55: Young people aged 18 to 34 increasingly face difficulties in solving everyday challenges
A recent study reveals that young people in Argentina aged 18 to 34 are experiencing a sustained deterioration in their ability to cope with everyday challenges compared to older individuals.
Hilary Duff fires back at critics of her provocative lyrics, says she’s ‘not making music for 7-year-olds’
Hilary Duff defends her new song's provocative lyrics, stating she is not creating music for children but for adults who relate to her experiences.
Guide: Five Overlooked Experiences in Zealand's Fifth Largest City
The article highlights unique experiences in Næstved, Denmark, with a focus on Klatrecentralen, a climbing center offering various climbing routes for both children and adults.
Obesity advances by 118% in Brazil and challenges disease control targets, points out Vigitel
Obesity rates in Brazil have surged by 118% over 19 years, reaching 25.7% of adults, according to a report by Vigitel.
Fine5 presents a dance performance based on Sally Rooney's bestselling novel
Fine5 dance theater premieres a poetic dance performance inspired by Sally Rooney's novel 'Beautiful World, Where Are You'.
Ed Davey accuses care home trustee of embezzlement amid watchdog enquiry
Ed Davey has accused a care home trustee of embezzlement, triggering an inquiry by charity watchdogs into financial mismanagement at a care facility for adults with severe learning disabilities.
Simple diet swap that could help increase your daily fibre intake
A recent survey reveals that many adults in the UK are unaware of their daily fibre intake requirements and how to meet them.
Warning as six types of sweetener may accelerate memory loss in middle age
A recent study indicates that certain artificial sweeteners could be linked to accelerated memory loss and increase the risk of dementia in middle-aged adults.
Sexual Positions for Seniors: Which Prioritize Pleasure Without Demanding Physical Effort
The article discusses the importance of maintaining sexual activity in older adults, highlighting positions that maximize pleasure while minimizing physical exertion.
Cell Phones and Children: The Most Common Mistakes Adults Make When Trying to Set Limits
Families in Argentina are increasingly concerned about setting limits on cell phone use among children, with experts highlighting the cognitive and emotional impacts of early access.