Posts of women in their underwear are 54% more likely to show up in feeds; posts of men with bare torsos, 28% more likely. This has repercussions on what content creators’ posts look like
The Italian researcher, who discovered mirror neurons, talks to EL PAÍS about how the neural network fosters learning, the role of ideology on emotions and why he’s still happy to be working at age 86
A study in ‘The Lancet’ indicates that 1.5 million deaths could be avoided through early detection strategies, while another 800,000 could be averted if all women had access to optimal treatment
More and more women, including many Americans, are traveling there to undergo a procedure known as oocyte vitrification due to the high cost of doing so in their own country
On vacation, life ceases to be ordered by clocks and is instead governed anarchically by the sun, hunger, leisure and sleep. And we wonder, is it possible to abolish schedules?
The pharmaceutical company Novo Nordisk, which manufactures Ozempic and Wegovy, says that these medications minimize cardiovascular diseases in overweight people
Drowning is the third main cause of unintentional trauma death in the world. According to the UN World Report on Drowning, more than 40 people lose their lives every hour in this way
The myth of the midlife crisis remains very much alive in the collective imagination, but sociologists and historians question whether it is still relevant
Neuroscientist Michael Brecht published a study in which he describes a basic brain area that is activated when rodents play, suggesting that playful behavior is an instinct
The author of the book ‘Addicted to Drama’ warns that the attention economy fosters a dramatic language that dominates social media, causing stress and instability
In recent years, many patients who inject GLP-1 agonists have claimed to have lost their desire to drink. Now studies explain the scientific basis behind their experience, opening the door to other addiction treatments
‘The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom’ has transcended the world of gamers to become a social phenomenon with sales in the millions, among other things because it attracts its most important player: the one who was already here 40 years ago
The teacher and author recently published ‘Boys Do Cry,’ where he contemplates the problems of teenagers and gives advice to teachers and parents to help them improve their mental health
Losing a baby before delivery happens in about 20% of pregnancies. Women who experience it tend to blame themselves and their chances of suffering from anxiety and depression are doubled
They’re popular, trendy and cute but have obvious health problems; the unnatural proliferation of these canines responds to the aesthetic demands of their consumers and questionable ethics