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Alzheimer's may be delayed through lifestyle changes, new studies show

25 Jul

Alzheimer’s delay linked to lifestyle changes, new studies find

Camila RojasSalud

Recent studies highlight an encouraging advancement in cognitive health: delaying or even partially preventing Alzheimer's can be achieved through strategic lifestyle changes. Instead of focusing only on medical therapies, researchers are stressing the significance of everyday activities, especially those involving exercise, nutrition, rest, and cognitive engagement, as crucial elements for preserving brain health in later life.Alzheimer’s, the most common form of dementia, affects millions of people globally. Characterized by progressive memory loss, confusion, and behavioral changes, the condition poses a growing public health challenge, especially as populations continue to age. While there is still no cure, the evolving scientific consensus…

US-China talks restart as hopes grow for trade war truce extension

25 Jul

US-China meetings restart as anticipation increases for trade war truce extension

Camila RojasEconomía

Diplomatic negotiations between the United States and China have resumed, reigniting hopes that the two global powers may extend their fragile truce in the ongoing trade dispute. After years of escalating tariffs and retaliatory measures that disrupted global supply chains and unsettled markets, the return to formal dialogue signals a potential shift toward stabilization and mutual accommodation.The talks, which are taking place amid a complex geopolitical backdrop, reflect the high stakes for both nations. The global economy continues to face uncertainty fueled by inflationary pressures, supply chain vulnerabilities, and shifting political alliances. In this context, efforts to avoid further trade…

Ireland 'not exactly celebrating' Trump's deal with EU

25 Jul

Ireland ‘not exactly celebrating’ Trump’s EU deal

Camila RojasEconomía

When former U.S. President Donald Trump brokered a trade understanding with the European Union, reactions across Europe were mixed. In Ireland, the reception was particularly reserved. Far from celebrating the deal, Irish leaders and stakeholders expressed a blend of cautious skepticism and concern over its potential consequences, particularly for key sectors like agriculture and technology that are deeply tied to transatlantic trade.While the announcement of the trade agreement was framed by the Trump administration as a breakthrough in reducing economic tensions between the U.S. and the EU, many Irish policymakers viewed it through a more critical lens. From their perspective,…

'You just fight with your brain': How F1 driver Niki Lauda survived a devastating Grand Prix crash

25 Jul

‘You just fight with your brain’: How F1 champion Niki Lauda survived a near-fatal Grand Prix crash

Camila RojasCultura y ocio

Niki Lauda’s name is etched into the history of Formula 1 not just because of his talent behind the wheel, but because of the resilience he demonstrated following one of the sport’s most harrowing accidents. His survival of the 1976 Nürburgring crash was not just a testament to medical intervention or luck—it was the product of unyielding mental determination. For Lauda, surviving wasn’t about bravado or physical strength, but rather a fierce internal struggle, one where, as he famously said, “you just fight with your brain.”By the time Lauda arrived at the infamous Nürburgring circuit in August 1976, he was…

Who are the winners and losers in US-EU trade deal?

25 Jul

Winners vs losers: US-EU trade deal explained

Camila RojasEconomía

The latest trade agreement between the United States and the European Union has sparked renewed debate over global commerce, tariffs, and economic strategy. As both regions seek to reinforce their positions in a shifting geopolitical landscape, the new deal marks a pivotal moment for transatlantic economic relations. While officials on both sides have emphasized mutual benefits, the reality is more nuanced: some sectors are poised to gain significant advantages, while others may face increased pressure or reduced competitiveness.At the core of the agreement is the reduction or elimination of tariffs on a range of goods and services. For American and…