SOCIAL LENS
Beyond Fear: How the AIDS Solidarity Movement Is Reframing HIV Awareness in Cyprus
From free community testing to PrEP access and human rights advocacy, the organisation continues to reshape prevention, care and public understanding.
WELLNESS
SOCIAL LENS
Shere Hite: The Sex Researcher Who Changed How the World Understands Female Pleasure
Fifty years after The Hite Report, renewed interest highlights the feminist researcher who reshaped debates on sexuality.
SOCIAL LENS
Health & Body: Why “Laziness” Begins in the Brain
Research from the University of Oxford indicates that apathy and low motivation may stem from specific brain mechanisms, particularly within the basal ganglia and dopamine system, challenging the assumption that reduced effort is simply a matter of character or willpower.
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What To Avoid Before Bed To Support Heart Health
A new study from Northwestern Medicine finds that extending overnight fasting by around two hours and avoiding food and bright light in the three hours before sleep can improve blood pressure, heart rate and glucose regulation without reducing calories.
