Protecting Our Skin and Safeguarding the Sea: Is a Balance Possible?

Some sunscreens release UV filters that can harm corals and marine ecosystems. Growing attention is being paid to more sustainable alternatives and eco-friendly sun-protection practices.
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By Roberta Maria Serra
Sunscreen
animal testing
By Roberta Maria Serra

Animal Testing Today: Regulations, Necessity and Future Perspectives 

Animal testing remains a controversial ethical issue. Biomedical and pharmaceutical research, under strict regulation, still relies on it, but studies into alternative methods are currently underway.
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Neuroaesthetics and the Thrill of Art: Is It Just Emotion or Neuroscience?
By Mariantonietta Popolizio

Neuroaesthetics and the Thrill of Art: Is It Just Emotion or Neuroscience?

An in-depth look at neuroaesthetic, the phenomenon that explains the link between emotions and neuroscience, and how the social power of art makes us co-creators.
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Fitinspiration
By Gaia Luani

Fitinspiration: when the body becomes an image

In the age of social media, fitness is turning into an image: training becomes mere content, and the body becomes a brand. Between influencers, viral trends and performative routines, wellbeing gives way to representation. What does it mean to be fit today? 
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By Roberta Maria Serra

The climate crisis: an unexpected alley of resistant bacteria

Climate change and antimicrobial resistance are two interconnected aspects of the global health crisis. They influence each other, making an integrated approach a necessity.
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Tennis
By Mariantonietta Popolizio 

Australian Open and mental coaching: the mind at the heart of modern tennis 

Psychological work has now become fundamental in tennis. The first Grand Slam of the year is proof of this, with its adrenaline, pressure and harsher conditions.
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Clinical Research
By Roberta Maria Serra

Is clinical research inclusive? Spoiler: unfortunately not yet.

Despite progress, women and minorities are still underrepresented in clinical research: a social and cultural inheritance that European politics and institutions are trying to fill. 
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