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Permanent Standard Time Could Lower Rates of Obesity and Stroke

A study analyzed how moving clocks forward or backward by one hour could affect circadian rhythms and public health.

Education and Humanism

The Challenge of Telling Science Without Getting Lost Along the Way

Industrial Transformation

When Avocados Get Political: What’s at Stake for Food Security

An opinion piece in Nature Food by Tecnológico de Monterrey researcher Daniel Jacobo warns that trade tensions with the United States could threaten food security.

Health

New Form of Type 1 Diabetes Identified in Black Patients

These findings challenge older assumptions about type diabetes and experts consider these results as a "wake-up call".

Climate and Sustainability

Post-truth in Science: When Emotions Obscure the Fact

From vaccine rejection to climate change denial, this reflection explores the causes of scientific misinformation and offers strategies to combat it.

Health

US approves twice-yearly injection for HIV prevention – what you need to know about lenacapavir

If it were made in large enough quantities, generic manufacturers supplying low- and middle-income countries could sell the drug for as little as US$25 a year.

Education and Humanism

Women Engineers: Shaping the Present to Transform the Future

Today, on International Women in Engineering Day, it’s time to reflect and redesign the rules of the game so that real opportunities exist.

Cities and Prosperous Communities

Rethinking and Transforming Cities from the South of the Capital

The Director of the Center for the Future of Cities shares his conviction that urban transformation is possible, as long as knowledge, collaboration, and a forward-looking vision are in place.

Climate and Sustainability

Plants Deploy a Wide Range of Strategies to Survive Climate-Driven Heat

A special issue of Science explores how plants respond to rising global temperatures

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Health

Permanent Standard Time Could Lower Rates of Obesity and Stroke

A study analyzed how moving clocks forward or backward by one hour could affect circadian rhythms and public health.

Education and Humanism

The Challenge of Telling Science Without Getting Lost Along the Way

Industrial Transformation

When Avocados Get Political: What’s at Stake for Food Security

An opinion piece in Nature Food by Tecnológico de Monterrey researcher Daniel Jacobo warns that trade tensions with the United States could threaten food security.

Health

New Form of Type 1 Diabetes Identified in Black Patients

These findings challenge older assumptions about type diabetes and experts consider these results as a "wake-up call".

Climate and Sustainability

Post-truth in Science: When Emotions Obscure the Fact

From vaccine rejection to climate change denial, this reflection explores the causes of scientific misinformation and offers strategies to combat it.

Health

US approves twice-yearly injection for HIV prevention – what you need to know about lenacapavir

If it were made in large enough quantities, generic manufacturers supplying low- and middle-income countries could sell the drug for as little as US$25 a year.

Education and Humanism

Women Engineers: Shaping the Present to Transform the Future

Today, on International Women in Engineering Day, it’s time to reflect and redesign the rules of the game so that real opportunities exist.

Cities and Prosperous Communities

Rethinking and Transforming Cities from the South of the Capital

The Director of the Center for the Future of Cities shares his conviction that urban transformation is possible, as long as knowledge, collaboration, and a forward-looking vision are in place.

Climate and Sustainability

Plants Deploy a Wide Range of Strategies to Survive Climate-Driven Heat

A special issue of Science explores how plants respond to rising global temperatures

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