Today, 40% of unemployed people over 50 report having experienced age discrimination , according to the International Center on Ageing (CENIE). Meanwhile, the WHO warns that one in five people over 50 has experienced ageism in the health sector. In Spain, the term ageism appears for the first time in the latest annual report of the Ombudsman (2024) and, since 2022, […] … learn more→

Why would a suicidal teenager choose to live? It’s not the kind of question most of us ever want to ask. Suicide is the third leading cause of death among 15-29 year olds worldwide. Much of the research and media coverage still focuses on why teens might want to die. Far less often do we ask the […] … learn more→

Do you know the top reasons why millions of people go blind? It’s not what you think. Cataracts are the culprit in 45% of all blindness globally – that’s 15.2 million people worldwide. And this is what really scares me… Nine out of ten people are blissfully unaware that they have them until it’s too […] … learn more→

Looking to amp up your concentration without the jitters CBD is becoming a serious player in the game of mental focus, offering a natural boost to concentration and clarity. With 35% of Americans projected to use CBD products by 2024, more folks are learning about the benefits of CBD for your concentration. Here’s the scoop… […] … learn more→

Within two days of launching its AI companions last month, Elon Musk’s xAI chatbot app Grok became the most popular app in Japan. Companion chatbots are more powerful and seductive than ever. Users can have real-time voice or text conversations with the characters. Many have onscreen digital avatars complete with facial expressions, body language and a lifelike […] … learn more→

If it takes a village to raise a child, it also takes a village to care for children’s food needs. Children’s health and nutrition outcomes are nurtured directly by family caregivers, but also by a broader “village” of policymakers and governments, health and education systems, social services and civil-society groups, as well as others working at both national and local […] … learn more→

The healthcare landscape is poised for unprecedented transformation over the next decade. As we stand at the crossroads of technological innovation and medical advancement, the healthcare system of 2035 will be dramatically different from today’s model. From artificial intelligence revolutionizing diagnostics to personalized medicine becoming the standard of care, the next ten years promise to […] … learn more→

● Demotivation is a psychological condition that often occurs when meaning, control, or connectedness in an activity is disrupted. ● Causes include loss of task relevance, excessive workload, lack of autonomy, fatigue, and monotonous routines. ● There are various ways to manage demotivation, from rediscovering personal meaning to adjusting expectations. Ever had those days when […] … learn more→

If someone close to you has attempted suicide, you may be feeling scared, confused or overwhelmed. You’re not alone – the most recent data shows more than one in three Australians have been close to someone who has died by or attempted suicide. Talking about suicide can be really hard. But your support can make a big difference. […] … learn more→

Teenagers are increasingly turning to AI companions for friendship, support, and even romance. But these apps could be changing how young people connect to others, both online and off. New research by Common Sense Media, a US-based non-profit organisation that reviews various media and technologies, has found about three in four US teens have used AI […] … learn more→