Society & Lifestyle
Presenting research that unravels human behavior, society, and the impact of science on our world.
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Water Mixed Diesel Fuel Reduces Emissions and Improves Combustion
It sounds unlikely at first. Water, which usually puts out fire, might help diesel fuel burn more effectively inside an engine. Diesel engines are widely used in transport, agriculture, and…
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Belly Fat and Heart Failure: Why Waist Size Matters more than Weight
Imagine standing in front of a mirror and feeling reassured because your weight falls within a normal range. The number on the scale looks fine. But body weight alone does…
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Living in a City Reduce Stroke Risk, Study Finds Unexpected Health Pattern
Cities are expanding faster than ever, drawing people in with the promise of opportunity and a different way of life. Today, around 56 percent of the world’s population lives in…
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The Surprising Genetic Adaptation Helping Kenyan Pastoralists Survive Water Scarcity
Water is essential for the human body because it keeps blood flowing, supports digestion, regulates temperature, and allows cells to function normally. When water levels drop too much, the body…
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Impact of War on Public Health: Healthcare Perspective
Across human history, thousands of conflicts have been recorded, from small regional battles to large scale global wars, and collectively they have shaped societies in ways that are still felt…
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Is Smartphone Use Influencing Eating Behavior in Young People?
Smartphones have quietly reshaped daily life, making communication instant, information accessible, and routine tasks easier with just a tap. Today, around 5.7 to 6 billion people use smartphones worldwide, with…
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Do Heatwaves Increase Suicide Risk? What New Research Reveals
The average temperature of Earth is about 15°C, a balance that supports life but is slowly shifting. A sunny day is usually defined as a day with little cloud cover…
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Do Artificial Sweeteners Make You Eat More and Gain Weight? The Truth is Here
It often starts with a small change in daily life. Sugar is replaced with a sweet tasting alternative that adds very few or no calories. The taste stays familiar, but…
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Why Watching War News Can Increase Stress Over Time
It often starts as a simple habit. You open your phone or watch news to check what is happening in the world, expecting a quick update. Instead, you find repeated…
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Can Abortion Laws Cause Depression? 25-Year US Study Reveals Hidden Impact
Long-term studies often reveal connections that short snapshots miss. When people are asked about their lives in high school, the answers usually reflect the present moment. But when those same…
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