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“Obedient” women and “tough” men: Gen Z is turning back to…tradition, study shows

Many young people adopt again traditional views on gender roles, according to an international study

Is the myth of youth collapsing? Why the best years of our lives start after 40

Scientists explain that life gets better as we get older and happiness peaks in our 60s and 70s

Four-day workweek is proven to be better

What a six-month “experiment” revealed

Study in Greece opens communication channel with international schools in Africa

“Outreach” to South Africa, Zimbabwe, and Tanzania

US: CDC to investigate whether there is a link between vaccines and autism

Over the weekend Kennedy published an opinion piece on Fox News promoting the role of vaccination but also told parents that vaccination is a personal choice & urged them to consult their doctor

“AI is left-wing and silences conservative positions” states UK research

The research analysis found that the questions that the model refused to answer did not raise issues of misinformation or fake news

Natura 2000: Their development could contribute €2 billion annually

The new study essentially serves as the National Strategic Plan for organizing and developing tourism in Natura 2000 areas

Astrophysicists reveal for the first time the structure of 74 exocometary belts

The REASONS study, published in the journal "Astronomy and Astrophysics", marks an important milestone in the study of exocometary belts

U.S. study: The height, not the weight, of a vehicle determines the severity of pedestrian injuries in traffic accidents

Regardless of the vehicle's height, higher speeds were associated with increased injury risk in all cases, according to a study conducted by an independent NGO focused on reducing fatalities in the U.S

Open Doors 2024: Greece welcomes a record number of American students to study in Greece

Greece remains in the top ten destinations for study abroad for American students, attracting an increasing number of students

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