Urban Birds React Differently to Men and Women in Surprising International Study
By Global Science Reporting Birds living alongside humans in cities appear to react differently to men and women, leaving scientists striving to explain an unexpected behavioral pattern. An international research…
Need to Split a Space? There’s a Room Divider for That
When it comes to interior design, dividing an open-concept layout or carving out a functional nook without putting up permanent walls has long presented a creative challenge. Fortunately, the room…
Beyond the Label: Massive Study Challenges Assumptions About Ultra-Processed Foods and Colorectal Cancer
A sweeping and comprehensive new study involving more than 460,000 American adults is fundamentally challenging long-held assumptions regarding ultra-processed foods and their relationship with colorectal cancer. While public health messaging…
Need to Split a Space? There’s a Room Divider for That
In contemporary interior design, the open-concept floor plan has long dominated residential real estate, offering expansive sightlines and an influx of natural light. However, modern living arrangements—from compact studio apartments…
Beyond the Label: Massive Study Challenges Broad Assumptions About Ultra-Processed Foods and Colorectal Cancer
A sweeping, nearly two-decade-long study involving more than 460,000 American adults is challenging conventional wisdom regarding ultra-processed foods and their relationship to colorectal cancer. While ultra-processed products have faced mounting…
An Art World Insider Transforms a Historic Clinton Hill Space Into a Living Gallery
The mirrors came into Joeonna Bellorado-Samuels’s Clinton Hill apartment the way a difficult artwork might enter a gallery: with a notable degree of complication. Due to a mismeasurement of the…
Perspective from Space: How a Shift in Viewpoint Can Redefine Global Belonging and Survival
Maybe our sense of global belonging is merely a matter of perspective. If an observer were to zoom out far enough, they might see something as complex and synchronized as…
Beyond the Label: Massive Study Challenges Broad Assumptions About Ultra-Processed Foods and Colorectal Cancer
A massive, nearly two-decade-long study involving more than 460,000 American adults is challenging long-held assumptions regarding ultra-processed foods and their connection to colorectal cancer. While public health messaging has increasingly…
Transforming the Corner Church: How a Sarnia Congregation Reinvented Its Space to Save Its Community Mission
SARNIA, Ont. — On a bright Saturday afternoon in early May, St. Luke’s United Church is a whirlwind of purposeful motion. Parents, children, and volunteers dart between parked cars and…
New Hurricane Forecast Maps Improve Recognition of Inland Threats, But Fail to Spur Action, Study Finds
When a tropical system churns toward land, millions of eyes turn to weather maps to gauge the potential danger. An updated hurricane forecast map introduced to make it easier for…