Project Amber: hit or miss?
Google’s parent company attempts a promising technology designed to aid in mental health, but not without its fair share of issues along the way.
Tag: Study & Research
York scientists help find “hell” planet with oceans of molten lava
Researchers discovered that the planet has a cycle similar to Earth’s water cycle, where it rains rocks.
Research finds that Canadians need to “bee” more curious
York researchers have concluded that Canadians are lacking in knowledge of bees.
Oxygen on Mars?
Will we ever live to see breathable oxygen on Mars? A device by NASA called MOXIE might have something to say about it.
Research shows link between bilingualism and delaying dementia
Esteemed York University research professor spearheads research into aging and bilingualism.
York professor responds to public letter criticising research of prenatal exposure to fluoride
In late September, a group of experts demanded an international review of Professor Christine Till’s research on fluoride in drinking water having negative effects on infant brain development.
Breathing: are we doing it correctly?
It’s something we’ve all done since birth; but could the way we breathe negatively impact our long-term health?
Post-secondary students’ mental health: a waning sense of support during a pandemic
A waning sense of belonging and support for mental health places students at greater risk during a pandemic.
The inconvenient truth about students’ mental health
As Mental Health Awareness Week winds down, we take a minute to reflect on the issues post-secondary students are facing and how we can tackle them.
Studies showcase benefits of zinc and vitamin D against COVID-19
Two separate studies out of Spain show that daily intake of vitamin D and zinc help reduce the severity of COVID-19.