[ad_1] Scientists at the Universities of Birmingham and Oxford have pinpointed areas of the brain that are particularly involved in striving to help others. Research published in modern biology, The choices people make to help others are made in another part of the brain that is used to make physically demanding choices to help themselves. ...

[ad_1] “Clothing happens to be the structure of the body,” Guo Pei’s words are written on the wall of San Francisco’s Legion of Honor, where 80 of her dresses are on display through November. “Guo Pei: Couture Fantasy” exhibition unfolds like poetry. With just a quick walkthrough, viewers are mesmerized by her level of artistry. ...

[ad_1] Statewide– The state’s efforts to alleviate Colorado’s acute shortage of health care workers will provide tuition-free training to thousands of students and provide a much-needed boost to hospitals and clinics. The Care Forward Colorado Program will invest $26 million in federal COVID stimulus funds into the program over two years to become a Certified ...

[ad_1] When you think of proteins, the enzymes, signaling molecules, and structural components of all living things, you might picture single chains of amino acids organized like beads on a thread. However, almost all proteins are composed of multiple chains that are folded and attached to each other to form complex 3D superstructures called molecular ...

[ad_1] There can be no doubt. The fashion industry is far from sustainable. Vast amounts of energy and natural resources are required to support the global demand for clothing, shoes and accessories. The pressure to reform is mounting on fashion brands and textile manufacturers, but the resulting effort is little more than greenwashing. Much more ...

[ad_1] TOPEKA — Kansas Democrats followed in President Joe Biden’s footsteps by unveiling plans for post-secondary school affordability on Thursday. House Democrats have proposed a three-pronged package to reduce the cost of secondary education development opportunities. This package benefits all levels of stakeholders including students, parents, employers and Kansas. The package presented to lawmakers for ...

[ad_1] comment on this story comment A note from Wellness Editor Tara Parker Pope: We are pleased to announce that neuroscientist-turned-science journalist Richard Sima will join The Washington Post’s expanding personal health and wellness team. In this role, Richard will produce a weekly column on the neuroscience of everyday life, focusing on behavioral health and ...

[ad_1] comment on this story comment Dan Lipps is a Senior Fellow at the Equal Opportunity Research Foundation,K-12 Education Crisis in Baltimore CityFor the Maryland Institute of Public Policy. Consider what Baltimore students are likely to face when they return to school. A 2019 national test found that more than half of Baltimore City’s 8th ...