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Dec 7, 2024 | 
msn.com | Clara Ángela Brascia
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Dec 6, 2024 | 
elpais.com | Clara Ángela Brascia
Durante el verano de 2010 en Avetrana, un pueblo en el sur de Italia, no pasaba nada. Hasta que el 26 de agosto Sarah Scazzi desapareció. La joven, de 15 años, tenía una cita con su prima para ir a la playa con los amigos, pero nunca se presentó ni volvió a su casa. Empezó una búsqueda frenética que duró cinco semanas durante las cuales Avetrana (con una población de apenas 6.000 habitantes) se convirtió en un circo mediático sin precedentes.
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Sep 19, 2024 | 
english.elpais.com | Facundo Macchi |Clara Ángela Brascia |Daniel Mediavilla
An international team of scientists has published the most detailed cellular map yet of the endometrium — the layer of inner tissue that lines the uterus — thanks to advanced molecular biology and machine learning techniques. This achievement — published in the journal Nature Genetics— could provide some clues for research into endometriosis, a disease about which very little is known, even though it affects more than 190 million women worldwide.
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Jul 4, 2024 | 
english.elpais.com | Nuño Domínguez |Jessica Mouzo |Clara Ángela Brascia
A few months after the birth of their second daughter, Abril, Daniel and María Montaña decided to try increasingly noisy experiments. First they closed doors shut, then they really slammed them. They played loud music and burst balloons without warning. But their daughter didn’t even flinch, to the surprise of her older sister, Maria, who was startled every time. Some time later, in November 2023, the doctors confirmed that Abril could barely hear, and that she would lose more of her hearing.
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Jun 26, 2024 | 
english.elpais.com | Marita Alonso |Clara Ángela Brascia
U.S. tabloids have spent weeks speculating over the causes of a possible breakup between Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck. Among the strangest of these explanations has been “addiction to love.” On TMZ, they’ve taken this theory so seriously that they’ve interviewed psychologist and neurologists about not only if it was the reason behind the couple’s potential rift, but also, on if such an addiction even exists in the first place.
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Jun 5, 2024 | 
english.elpais.com | Jessica Mouzo |Clara Ángela Brascia |Javier Sampedro
Aissam Dam lived in a bubble of absolute silence that had lasted the young boy’s entire life. He spent 11 years in a noise-proof penumbra. Not a word, not a shout, not a single voice penetrated the walls of the rare congenital deafness that had marked his life since birth. In his home country of Morocco, he never learned to read or write, barely attended high school and communicated with his family through gestures, in an unofficial sign language, out of a necessity to be understood.
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May 15, 2024 | 
elpais.com | Clara Ángela Brascia
LibrosAnálisisExposición didáctica de ideas, conjeturas o hipótesis, a partir de unos hechos de actualidad comprobados —no necesariamente del día— que se reflejan en el propio texto.
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May 15, 2024 | 
english.elpais.com | Enrique Alpañés |Clara Ángela Brascia
Having a high income can reduce the possibility of death after a stroke by a third, according to a new study presented on Thursday at the European Stroke Organization Conference. The study analyzed data from 6,901 stroke patients in Gothenburg, Sweden, between November 2014 and December 2019, and examined the impact of four social determinants of health (SDoH): residence, country of birth, education and income.
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Apr 23, 2024 | 
english.elpais.com | José Mendiola Zuriarrain |Clara Ángela Brascia
“Hello, dad, I’ve lost my cell phone and I am writing to you from this new number. Can you send me money? I’m in trouble.” This is how the well-known scam of the son in distress begins. More than money, the malicious actors are after the owner’s WhatsApp account. The most popular messaging application in the world continues to be the main target of cyberattacks, receiving almost 90% of the total, according to a study published by the Russian cybersecurity company Kaspersky. Why WhatsApp?
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Apr 17, 2024 | 
english.elpais.com | Manuel G. Pascual |Clara Ángela Brascia
Israel has crossed another line in the automation of war. The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) have developed a program supported by artificial intelligence (AI) to select the victims of its bombings, a process that traditionally needs to be manually verified until a person can be confirmed to be a target.
