WHAT IS SCIENCE REALLY FOR?

Article Abstract:

Most scientific projects concerning diseases and the environment are financed by the government or private institutions. However, financial rewards are not the leading motivational factor driving the scientific community. Scientists undertake such projects to satisfy their own personal curiosity, find new cures, or contribute to current discoveries.

Discovery and exploration, Science, Scientists

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Do men and women really eat differently - and why?

Article Abstract:

Women have a better sense of smell than men and taste their food more intensely. A woman's hormones also affect her appetite. Overeating and sex differences in food preferences are discussed, and recipes are given for chocolate desserts.

Analysis, Cooking, Eating disorders, Food habits, Chocolate, Sex differences, Cookery (Chocolate)

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A life - that's really worth something!

Article Abstract:

The Healthy Cities movement of Rennes, France, got youth to discuss their views on health and put together a pamphlet and booklet documenting the results of their forums. Stress, AIDS, alcohol and drugs were topics addressed.

France, Young adults, Community health services

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