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Arts & Humanities

Marie Neurath and the Picturebooks That Explained the World

Graphic designer Marie Neurath spent her career transforming complex scientific knowledge into picturebooks children can understand. We spoke to the editors of a new volume that revisits Neurath’s legacy and her role in democratizing knowledge.

Science & Technology

Lost in Transition: How to Close the Care Gap for Childhood Cancer Survivors

As if growing up wasn’t hard enough, the transition from paediatric to adult care can be a particularly confusing and overwhelming experience for the survivors of childhood cancer. On World Cancer Day 2022, let’s think about how to prevent young people from falling through the gaps!

Arts & Humanities

Clever Children Tell Better Jokes

The ability to produce humor is linked to higher intelligence levels in schoolchildren, a new study finds.

Science & Technology

Air Pollution In Southeast Asia Is The Main Cause For Respiratory Disease In Children

According to the WHO, in addition to respiratory disease, one third of deaths from heart disease, stroke and lung cancer are due to air pollution. And Children in Southeast Asia are particularly at risk. Now, researchers have reviewed the relationship between air pollution and the risk of wheezing associated disorders in children in Southeast Asia.

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