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You might think obesity is a modern problem, but new research suggests it was around even during the Ice Age. We know this thanks to small statues called Venus figurines, which show women with larger body sizes. Surprising, right? Especially since it was a tough time for food. Scientists are wonderi

religion

Interfaith Divorce and Child Custody in Indonesia: What You Need to Know

In Indonesia, interfaith marriages are a bit of a legal puzzle. The good news is, they can be officially recognized, as long as they don't break any laws or social norms. This study looked into what happens when these marriages end in divorce, especially when kids are involved. The main question was

Discovering the Brain's Anesthesia Influencers

Ever pondered how anesthesia actually works? It's not all about the medication. Scientists are diving into the brain's role, especially a tiny yet mighty region called the ventral tegmental area (VTA). This part of the brain deals with rewards and motivation, but surprisingly, it also plays a part i

business

How Good Deeds Boost Chinese Firms' Overseas Earnings

You might think that business is all about making money, right? But it turns out that doing good can also boost your earnings. Let's talk about how Chinese companies benefit when they focus on ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) performance. First off, what's ESG? It's like a report card fo

Bandar Abbas: How Well Do Residents Know About Dengue Fever?

Dengue fever is a serious issue worldwide, spread by mosquitoes. This study looked into how people in Bandar Abbas, a city in Hormozgan province, know about and act against this disease. The goal was to see if they're aware of how to prevent it and what they do to stop its spread. First, let's talk

business

AI's Impact on Businesses: A Calm Before the Storm?

Two years ago, the launch of ChatGPT led many traders to fear that artificial intelligence (AI) would revolutionize businesses in ways that could cause massive disruptions. While the devastating fallout that some investors predicted hasn't yet materialized, worry persists. Recently, Adobe Inc. 's s

Brain Ageing: New Peaks and What They Mean

Did you know that your brain may have specific ageing peaks? At 58, changes happen in proteins linked to healing, metabolism, and mental health. At 70, age-related brain conditions become more common. And at 78, immune and inflammation-related proteins are affected. This new research challenges the

Can Exercise Lift Teens from Depression?

Depression is becoming more common in young people between 13 and 17. It's crucial to find ways to help them that are as effective as, if not better than, traditional therapies or drugs. One approach that might work is getting them to exercise more. However, there's a lack of strong evidence showing

environment

Green Nanofibers: A Breath of Fresh Air

As we become more aware of our environment, we're paying closer attention to tiny particles that can pollute the air we breathe. Scientists are working on new, eco-friendly materials for air filters that are both efficient and easy to use. One promising material is a blend of zein and ethylcellulose

Sierra Leone's Health System: After COVID-19