Even after the end of a traumatic event or time, many people will keep on battling an “inner war” that is sometimes visible to others – and sometimes not. Can biochemistry help us diagnose PTSD in time to improve the […]
Even after the end of a traumatic event or time, many people will keep on battling an “inner war” that is sometimes visible to others – and sometimes not. Can biochemistry help us diagnose PTSD in time to improve the […]
Diabetes camp programs have been a fundamental summer experience for children with diabetes since 1925 – but not all children receive equal opportunities to attend. A new US-study took a first look at what barriers prevent children from attending diabetes […]
An international study has shown that COVID-19 infected women at early pregnancy stages and expecting mothers in need of oxygen support have a higher risk of experiencing abortion and stillbirth. By Cihat Sen In the course of a global study, […]
Aquaponic systems are becoming increasingly popular, even in urban contexts. Is it just a fad or could they actually become the future of sustainable farming? By Rahmita Wirza & Shah Nazir Aquaponic systems are a combination of aquaculture and hydroponics, […]