Suwayda violence: Head of Israel's Druze calls on Europe to act
Camille Bello
Positive parenting shields teenagers from stress, and it shows in MRIs
Groundbreaking research has shed light on the intricate relationship between childhood stress, positive parenting, and the brain.
‘Strong association’ between gut microbiome and autism, study finds
In a big reassessment study, scientists have found a “definitive association” between gut bacteria and autism spectrum disorder.
AI is ushering in a 4th industrial revolution. But are we ready?
Upskilling initiatives to address the AI-powered digital divide will be fundamental to prevent leaving the existing workforce behind.
Europeans are the world’s heaviest drinkers: How do countries compare?
Among the 10 countries that drink the most in the world, nine are in the EU. But there are big differences between nations.
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How investment to support staff is turning AI into a 'co-pilot'
Consultancy giant Accenture announced a €2.7 billion investment in artificial intelligence, doubling its talent pool from 40,000 to 80,000.
How AI is helping Moderna shape vaccine creation and distribution
In an exclusive interview with Euronews Next at Cannes Lions, Moderna's chief brand officer sets out why artificial intelligence has been so valuable.
Why are so many young people choosing to buy 'dumb phones'?
Gen Zs and millennials are turning back to "dumb phones" and rediscovering the pleasures of the offline world with flip devices.
This is how AI and the metaverse are changing the face of beauty
The beauty industry is undergoing a significant transformation as artificial intelligence and the metaverse intersect. We find out more at Cannes Lions.
Pinterest signs pledge for a safer digital environment for teenagers
Social media was supposed to help us connect and to inspire us. But the internet is broken, says Pinterest, so “let’s fix it”.
More than 40 major companies pledge to hire and train 250,000 refugees
The companies - which include Amazon, Accenture, and Adidas - have committed to hiring and training over 250,000 refugees in the next three years.
The perfect power nap? Short and not in bed, Spanish study finds
Long naps are associated with a higher risk of obesity, and shorters ones with reduced risk of high blood pressure.
A fifth of men think fertility is a 'women's problem,' study finds
Men and women are equally likely to be infertile, yet less than half of men would be willing to talk about it, according to a new study.
Record-breaking primate genome study yields great insights for humans
The groundbreaking research marks a major milestone in genomic research, paving the way for further exploration and discovery across a wide range of species.
How did Norway become the world leader in electric car use?
Nine in 10 new cars sold in the country are electric or hybrid, compared to less than half of those sold in the EU. What’s Norway’s secret?
Study finally reveals how rerouting brain signals can treat depression
Researchers at Stanford University have identified the "backward" brain signals that dim joyful emotions in depressed patients.
We tried Artifact, the 'TikTok of news'. Here’s how it works
Artifact, the new app developed by Instagram's founders, could rival Twitter for reading news and lifestyle articles.
A new pill for hot flashes could change the field of menopause drugs
A new menopause drug called Veozah targets the brain, not hormones, to relieve women suffering from hot flashes.
WHO warns against long-term health risks of artificial sweeteners
Artificial sweeteners won’t help with weight loss and may raise the risk of diabetes, heart disease and death, says the World Health Organization (WHO).
Scientists find protein that can extend lives and kill cancer cells
The researchers aim to reduce cancer recurrence risks, supercharge cancer-killing cells, and explore the potential for extending human lifespans.
Mice: The unsung heroes of scientific discovery
Some people may find the idea of "mice catalogues" horrifying, but genetically modified animal models have dramatically contributed to medical progress.
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