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How an app is helping women self-diagnose perinatal depression

This content was published on Apr 11, 2021 After her own overwhelming experience, a former pharma executive quit her job and went on a journey to try to find a unique solution.

Study shows benefits of physical and cognitive play in dementia patients

This content was published on Apr 10, 2021 Elderly participants who trained regularly on a fitness device developed by a Swiss company showed improvements in cognitive skills.

Bern scientists hope to find the building blocks of life in space

This content was published on Apr 10, 2021 Scientists hope to find life in space using a state-of-the-art instrument that may be used on future space missions to Jupiter and Saturn.

Humans on Mars: possible, or a pipe dream?

This content was published on Apr 9, 2021 Space missions with drones, discovery of extraterrestrial life, people on Mars. It's not science fiction, but scenarios that are becoming more and more realistic...

Modern human brain is 1.7 million years old

This content was published on Apr 8, 2021 Today’s human brain was born 1.7 million years ago when our ancestors started using more complex tools and were developing language.

Fewer antibiotics needed to fatten calves, study shows

This content was published on Apr 8, 2021 Swiss researchers have developed a unique method to reduce the use of antibiotics in calves while still maintaining the profitability of farms.

Opinion

We will never live on Mars, or anywhere else besides Earth

This content was published on Apr 7, 2021 Following a groundbreaking year for Mars exploration, Sylvia Ekström and Javier Nombela argue that our trips there should and will remain robots' job.

Opinion

The humans of tomorrow will live on Mars

This content was published on Apr 7, 2021 We should accept the challenge of putting humans on Mars because our technology is very close to making it possible, argues Pierre Brisson.

Swiss social audio app angles for Clubhouse success

This content was published on Apr 7, 2021 Start-up company Angle aims to restore traditional human contact to the frenetic world of social media.

Swiss research institutes join quest to find best green jet fuels

This content was published on Apr 6, 2021 A new Swiss research initiative is investigating ways to produce fuel from renewable resources, but scaling up will be a challenge.

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