Russia's hybrid war on Europe: Jamming and spoofing in the 'grey zone'
Oceane Duboust
Move over, CBD: HHC is the new ‘legal cannabis’ causing concern
After the boom of CBD, authorities worry about HHC, which can be ingested, smoked or vaped, with effects similar to those of cannabis.
There’s a global 'epidemic' of myopia. Can we slow it down?
Why are experts warning of a myopia "epidemic" - and what can we do about it?
Child vaccinations are down: How do European countries compare?
Over the first two months of 2022 alone, reported cases of measles - a highly contagious but vaccine-preventable disease - jumped by 80 per cent worldwide.
Beyond menstrual leave: This company now offers ‘endometriosis leave’
French retail giant Carrefour is allowing workers diagnosed with severe endometriosis to take 12 days of extra paid leave per year.
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Fears of abortion pill shortage in France as US states stockpile drugs
The US Supreme Court battle over abortion pills could have ripple effects well beyond the country’s borders, campaigners warn.
'Shapeshifting' antibiotics could help combat drug-resistant superbugs
Tens of thousands of people die every year from antibiotic-resistant infections. 'Shapeshifting' antibiotics could be the key to stopping it.
A Spanish start-up is ready to launch Europe’s first reusable rocket
SpaceX pioneered reusable rockets. Spain’s PLD Space is now hoping to shake up the industry with micro-launchers made in Europe.
TikTok turned a diabetes drug into a weight loss hit. Is it safe?
A TikTok weight loss trend has caused shortages of Ozempic. What are the risks for those using this diabetes drug off-label?
How ChatGPT is forcing teachers to reassess their teaching
The popular AI tool that generates convincing text in mere seconds is forcing teachers to rethink how they work.
Four apps to help you keep track of your spending
In low spirits because of high prices? Here are some tips to track your expenses and stick to your budget.
Four simple ways to protect your data and devices this year
We saw a surge in cyberattacks in recent years. But they are simple actions you can take to prevent it happening to you.
Sony has unveiled a new PS5 controller designed for accessibility
Sony has released its new controller at CES - and its making gaming more accessible for all.
Carnivore, omnivore, herbivore and now a virus-eating ‘virovore’?
Researchers have dicovered that some creatures can consume and thrive of viruses and they have been given the name ‘virovore.’
The zaniest robots of 2022
Robots were omnipresent in 2022 and were able to pick up fragile eggs, sculpt Italian marble and even paint portraits.
'Extraordinary' cystic fibrosis drug made available to French children
Cystic fibrosis is a genetic disease diagnosed in more than a 100,000 people worldwide. But new treatments are being developed, including Kaftrio.
Meet the activist trying to get self-driving Teslas off the roads
Dan O’Dowd says Tesla’s full self-driving software is unsafe, and he’s filming it running over child-sized dummies to make his point.
Europe’s medicine shortages: Which drugs are in short supply and why?
From amoxicillin to paracetamol, some drugs have become harder to find. Supply issues are not new, but the problem has worsened in recent years.
A French man has won the right not to be 'fun' at work
The highest French court ruled that a Paris-based consultant was wrongfully fired after he refused to stick to the "fun" values of the company.
Who is Eugen Rochko, the man behind Twitter rival Mastodon?
The open-source social network Mastodon is making waves as a potential alternative to Twitter. Here’s what we know about its founder.
Europe’s energy crisis forces early shutdown of Large Hadron Collider
The world’s largest particle-physics lab normally runs up huge energy bills. This winter, it’s trying to cut its consumption.
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