Key facts Noncommunicable diseases (NCDs) killed at least 43 million people in 2021, equivalent to 75% of non-pandemic-related deaths globally. In 2021, 18 million people died from an NCD before age 70 years; 82% of these premature deaths occur in low- and middle-income countries. Of all NCD deaths, 73% are in low- and middle-income countries….
Libraries around the world feature stunning architecture from traditional Baroque to modern, award-winning designs. Some libraries host extensive historical collections, including Shakespeare’s First Folio and an original Gutenberg Bible. Eco-friendly libraries like Taiwan’s green library combine sustainable practices with an enchanting reading atmosphere. From the rise of “dark academia” to the growing need for more…
A groundbreaking analysis of a 117-year-old woman reveals how protective genetics, a balanced microbiome, efficient metabolism, and resilient immunity work together to sustain health into extreme old age. Maria Branyas Morera blowing out candles on the occasion of her 117th birthday on March 4, 2024. Arxiu de la família Branyas Morera, Public domain, via Wikimedia…
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At age 43, Michael Hales, MSN, RN, was a nursing leader in a Texas hospital, who didn’t give much thought to his own healthcare. Like many men and healthcare professionals, he didn’t prioritize routine check-ups because he had a busy life and he wasn’t experiencing any symptoms that would warrant a visit to the doctor….
As we grow older, a change in the way our brain operates is to be expected. Forgetting names occasionally or taking a little longer to come to a decision can be a normal aspect of aging. But when these memory or decision-making difficulties begin to interfere with everyday functioning, like managing money, recalling appointments, or…
Women are the pillar of society that keeps the world up and running. From sun-up to sundown, their active contribution in building homes, nurturing families, and simultaneously juggling workplaces not only sets a stellar example of the feminine power but also serves as the backbone of any functional and thriving community. But more often than…
Published September 24, 2025 In a Tuesday deluge of rain in Milan, a deluge of action, with a home-run debut by Simone Bellotti at Jil Sander, a euphoric Fendi show and directional flagship opening, an Etro concert performance and a Loro Piana museum presentation. Jil Sander: Reducing and protecting Nice to see a minimalist brand,…
Published September 24, 2025 For Spring/Summer 2026, Alberto Caliri, Missoni‘s creative director, has conceived an everyday wardrobe. Moods and attitudes were ‘Missoni-fied’ through relentless exploration of colour and materials and the vibrant, composite rhythm of the patterns, resulting in garments designed to be worn day after day, in real life. Missoni, S/S 2026 “In the…
Not all of us hit the genetic lottery that allows us to live to 100 in perfect health. But there’s still a lot we can do to make our health span match our lifespan, says Linda Ercoli, PhD, a geriatric psychologist and interim director of the UCLA Longevity Center at the Jane and Terry Semel Institute for…