Living

A new study has revealed that traveling to space alters the functioning of the brain and that these changes last for months, even after returning to Earth.

It is nothing new that by becoming parents we lose many hours of sleep. When there's a baby at home, nighttime awakenings are continuous and we don't get enough rest to face the next day bright and in a good mood. Not to be discouraged, but unless your baby is lucky enough to sleep through the night, that won't happen again more or less until he goes to elementary school (well, maybe I'm exaggerating a bit).

In Babies and More we like to share stories that invite us to be more empathetic and understanding with other parents, and those publications that seek to put an end to those judgments that we sometimes make without realizing it, inspire us to stop judging or draw conclusions just by seeing a small fragment of the lives of other mothers.

The neurobiological bases that relate stress and anxiety with these diseases are finally known.

There is a common belief that rice should never be reheated. It's true?

How is it spread? What makes this dangerous bacteria easily survive in the gut?

A new drug manages to keep more than 50% of patients free from disease progression for more than three years.

Danish and Canadian researchers have identified a molecular mechanism that could inhibit the activity of ghrelin, the "hunger hormone."