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Daylight saving time disrupts our circadian rhythm, often causing grogginess, irritability, and lack of clarity. The shift affects sleep patterns, mood, and energy levels, especially impacting those with pre-existing sleep or mood disorders. Children and older adults face more pronounced challenges due to less adaptable sleep schedules. To ease the […]
The documentary ‘7291’ examines the tragic wave of nursing home deaths in Madrid during the COVID-19 pandemic. It aims to depict the harsh realities faced by the elderly, often isolated from loved ones, reflecting on the pandemic’s impact. The Madrid regional government, led by Isabel Díaz Ayuso, contests the documentary’s […]
Japan’s lush forests, covering 67% of its land, face neglect, primarily the post-war planted cedar and cypress forests. Almost 40% of Japan’s forests suffer from neglect due to dwindling domestic forestry industries and cheaper foreign timber imports. Neglected forests threaten ecological balance, leading to weakened root systems, landslides, and reduced […]
London’s Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) significantly reduced polluting vehicles from 170,000 to 71,000 by September 2024. The initiative spans outer London, influencing drivers to either shift to cleaner transport or face charges. ULEZ’s success signals a decrease in pollution, leading to improved air quality and public health. London sets […]
Benesse Corporation launches an innovative online course for aspiring medical students in Japan in April 2025. The program, designed by experts, offers tailored preparation for medical school, accessible from any part of the country. The course includes a three-year curriculum with two main streams: group lectures (“EVERES”) and personalized tutoring […]