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WHO and Brazil urge swift action on Belém Health Action Plan at COP30
Governments are making greater use of trade policy measures to advance agricultural sustainability, but further reforms are needed says OECD
Australia Emerges As Refuge For Dugongs
Humans have an internal lunar clock – but light pollution is disrupting it
Scientists Reveal First High-Resolution Structure of Key Herpes Virus Protein, Opening Path to New Antivirals
Gluten Sensitivity: It’s Not Actually About Gluten
WFF 2025: Green Cities Conference adopts Communiqué, principles and criteria for greener future cities
‘Clearly Something Else Is Happening’: Why Bacteria Aren’t Only Explanation For Stomach Cancer
WFF 2025: Rome Water Dialogue Advocates For Concrete Solutions To Global Water Crisis
11 Million Lives Lost Each Year: Urgent Action Needed On Neurological Care
NSW Government Sows Seeds For Plant-based Protein Manufacturing Boom In Regional NSW
Targeted investments to combat food loss and waste and generate triple wins
New FAO report assesses progress towards food and agriculture SDG indicators
New technologies helping researchers protect our environment and food supply
Cornell Atkinson and NGO partners announce dairy sustainability awards
PolyU School of Nursing welcomes WHO Regional Director for Western Pacific to advance healthy ageing initiative
Half the world, only a quarter of the news: Women appear or are heard in just 26 per cent of all broadcast,…
Gaming to socialise or escape? Research scopes out problematic gaming habits
What we do (and don’t know) about autism and ageing – new research
WHO, WMO issue new report and guidance to protect workers from increasing heat stress
Combating cardiovascular disease: The simple, cost-effective test that saves lives
Apatite: Mineral With Bite And Insight
Citizen scientists called to help listen out for curlew cries
Getting young and old people to dance together boosts health and reduces age discrimination – new research
Predicting beach changes: models just as good as satellites
‘Life-changing’ genetic link offers hope for millions who stutter
Global Dementia Research Must Reflect Global Diversity
It’s not revolutionary, but Primark’s wheelchair-using mannequin is a potent symbol
Global hunger declines, but rises in Africa and western Asia: UN report
New online test detects toxoplasmosis without need for blood sample
Fungus-fortified bread-wheat crops offer improved nutrition
Going to extremes – understanding Antarctic sea-ice decline 2 July 2025
Energy Access Has Improved, Yet International Financial Support Still Needed to Boost Progress and Address Disparities
Australia’s native bees struggled after the Black Summer fires – but a world-first solution brought them buzzing back
Trouble getting out of bed? Signs the ‘winter blues’ may be something more serious
Exploring Path To Gender Justice In Global Health
WHO’s “Beat the Heat” initiative making strides to protect workers and event participants from extreme heat and related environmental hazards
UN Ocean Conference: Youth must drive transformation for aquatic foods to feed billions more people, FAO Director-General QU Dongyu says
Thesis on clinically reliable artificial intelligence for prostate cancer pathology
Can a robot help you age better?
World Oceans Day – View From Scientist
World Environment Day Tokenistic in a World of Endless Growth
It’s Time To Act On Adolescent Health
No such thing as ‘sustainable development’ for UN day for Biological Diversity
WHO recognizes four countries with life-saving trans fat elimination policies
Study offers insight into balancing climate solutions and crop yields
Loss of smell linked to higher risk of death and dementia
GSK to acquire efimosfermin, a phase III-ready potential best-in-class specialty medicine to treat and prevent progression of steatotic liver disease (SLD)