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The Rapidly Growing Illegal Prescription Market on Social Media: The Expanding "Dark Pharmacy" on SNS — The Cost of Convenience is Trust in Healthcare

In Brazil, the illegal sale of prescriptions, medical certificates, and psychotropic drugs is rapidly expanding on social media. Bots and fake...

The Pitfalls of the Buzzing "Natural Contraception": The Temptation of "Ditching the Pill" and Its Costs - How to Reach "Accurate Information" in the Era of Short Videos

A recent study by La Trobe University analyzed 100 contraceptive videos on TikTok, which have accumulated approximately 5 billion views and 14.6...

How Do People with Rich Life Experiences Perceive Daily Life? - Are People More Influential Than Travel? The Discovery That Social Diversity Enhances the "Granularity of Events"

According to the latest research from Royal Holloway University, individuals with rich life experiences have the ability to understand daily events...

The Mystery of the Quantum Guitar Finally Solved! Physicists Unravel the 90-Year-Old Secret of the Harmonic Oscillator: Untangling Quantum Damping with Bogoliubov's Magic

Professor Dennis P. Clougherty and Nam H. Dinh from the University of Vermont have formulated a model that rigorously solves the "damped...

TikTok Guideline Revision 2025: The Real Impact of "Minor Adjustments" in LIVE, AI, and Search - AI is "Out if Misleading"

TikTok has revised its community guidelines, which will be implemented on September 13, 2025. The main focus is on "improving...

Targeted Ads Prohibited, Under 12s Banned — Brazil's Challenge in the "Post-SNS Era" of Child Protection

A draft of the Big Tech regulation bill being prepared by the Lula administration in Brazil has been revealed. The bill includes prohibiting social...

The women's community app "Les Amis" is here: Get matched on Monday, meet on the weekend ─ "Friendships are born from 'events'"

The women-focused community app "Les Amis," originating from Europe, has launched in New York. It primarily targets women, transgender...

Lithium Protects the Brain - Is the Treatment Map Being Redrawn? Latest Evidence on Lithium Deficiency × Alzheimer's

Following a report by Radio France Internationale (RFI) on August 14, a hypothesis that a deficiency of lithium in the brain is related to the...

Airbnb's New Feature "Pay Later Option" Debuts! The Reality of Airbnb's "Zero Upfront Payment" for Hosts and Guests

Airbnb has introduced "Reserve Now, Pay Later" for U.S. guests, allowing them to make reservations for eligible domestic stays without...

Transforming the Future of Pharmaceutical Development! AI Mastering "Molecular Language": The Potential of Chemical LLM in Collaboration with Rhodium

The U.S.-based Southwest Research Institute (SwRI) has developed a chemistry-focused LLM called "GAMES" (Generative Approaches for...

Kellogg's Removes Artificial Coloring from Cereal! From 'Color' to 'Reason' — Kellogg's Decision Signals the Next Consumer Trend

W.K. Kellogg Co. in the U.S. plans to completely eliminate artificial coloring agents (FD&C dyes) from breakfast cereals like "Froot...

"The AI Race Lost to Power" Has Begun - The Main Battleground in the Data Center War is the Power Grid: The Day When Data Centers Become Power Companies

With the rapid increase in AI data centers, power grids have become a bottleneck in the global AI competition. A report by Fortune highlights that...

Stalemate in Plastic Pollution Measures: Environmental Groups Unite in Opposition, Companies Also Demand Strong Regulations

Negotiations over the UN-led "Global Plastic Pollution Treaty" (INC5.2 in Geneva, Switzerland, August 4-15) concluded without reaching an...

Summer vacation in full swing: What should parents do about children's internet troubles?

During summer vacation, while children have more free time, there is also a sharp increase in internet-related troubles. These include extended use...

"Play as the Ultimate Lesson" - Igniting the Thinking Skills of a 3-Year-Old: How to Use LEGO and Everyday Conversations

A recent study by Florida International University (FIU) demonstrated through eye-tracking that children aged 3 to 7 can solve puzzles using the...

Why Do Plans for Achieving Something During Summer Vacation Fall Through? Four Common Pitfalls

Summer vacation is an excellent opportunity for many people to plan big achievements, thinking, "I have plenty of time to accomplish something...

New COVID-19 Infections "Increase for 7 Consecutive Weeks" — The Variant "Nimbus (NB.1.8.1)" Currently Spreading is Characterized by "Razor-like Throat Pain"

In August 2025, the number of new COVID-19 cases in the country has been increasing for seven consecutive weeks according to sentinel surveillance....

"Does Milk Strengthen Bones?" The Truth Revealed by the Latest Science

The relationship between milk and bones has long been discussed under the established notion of "calcium = stronger bones." However,...

Japan Commemorates the End of World War II: Survivors Reflect on the Emperor's Surrender Speech from 80 Years Ago

On August 15, 2025, Japan marked the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II. Memorial ceremonies were held across the country, where moments...

Negotiations on the Plastic Pollution Treaty Collapse Due to Opposition from Oil-Producing Countries: Dispute Over "Production Regulation" Pushes Agreement Further Away

Under the leadership of the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), negotiations for an "internationally binding treaty on plastic...

Researchers in NRW Discover a Substance That Could Revolutionize Cancer Treatment! A Combination of Existing Drugs and a Novel Autophagy Inducer

A research team from Essen, Germany, has identified a common "weakness" in BAP1-mutant cancers as the SRC—BECN1—autophagy pathway. They...

A Rare "Meteor Cluster" Over Aomori—19 Meteors in About One Second, Possibly a "World First" with the Perseid Meteor Shower

On August 13, 2025, at around 12:57 AM, the surveillance camera at the public observatory "Hoshi to Mori no Romantopia Observatory...

Wellness Over Beer? U.S. Drinking Rates Hit Lowest Level in 90 Years: "Non-Alcoholic" Trend Spreads Among Gen Z, Women, and Republican Supporters

According to a Gallup survey that gained attention following a report by The New York Times, the percentage of adults in the United States who said...

"Writing, Pointing, Speaking" Effective for Ages 3-6 — Is Paper More Effective Than Digital for Learning to Read and Write? Pre-School Literacy Hinges on "Hands and Dialogue"

According to a study conducted by Michigan State University involving approximately 1,000 children aged 3 to 6, activities centered around paper...