What kind of health problems do we face ourselves and in the world, what has been done to improve that and what can you do yourself? Dive into this blog archive!
Social distancing is important, but it doesn’t mean that it has to be boring. Let me share some inventive ways in the upcoming post to enjoy yourself during corona times.
Every day is a good day to drink a glass of wine, this guy must have thought – no matter the circumstances…
If we can’t go out to party, then bring the party to our neighborhood, one must have thought in Italy.
In most times of crisis, we can turn to others for support and comfort. In this particular crisis, we’re strongly encouraged — if not forced — to self-isolate. This puts an enormous burden on our partners, family members or roommates. To keep our relationships sane, we have to turn to outsiders.
The year 2020 started off with a shock. As we all know, the coronavirus outbreak led to a shut-down of our boarders, our shops, our cafés and restaurants. But despite the cruel impact of the coronavirus on our health and daily lives, the impact of coronavirus has also left us with some wonderful acts of kindness.
For almost a decade it was a promising startup with a bold idea: use a finger-prick of blood and the technology gives you a complete picture of your health. Sadly, the story turned itself in a real tragedy and the details of the Theranos scandal is almost too wild to believe.
Aside from my blog about the vaccines cooler, this is my second blog about an invention in philanthropy made possible by the Gates foundation. It might be clear that i’m truly fascinated by their work – and I think they are a true example of how to get things done in philanthropy.
After Memphis Meats recently closed the largest funding moment in the history of the cultured meat industry, we’re now one step closer to a sustainable food industry. It’s exciting to see how clean meat companies like Memphis Meats are focused on making a positive change and it’s great to see further backing from some of the world’s top investors, meat industry leaders and groups.
Keeping vaccines cold when you’re delivering them to the most remote places on earth is a tough challenge. The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation has come with quite a creative and innovative solution for that challenge, I must say. Read on if you want to know how the Indigo Cooler is able to save people’s lives.
I think the great thing about technology is that it can make the impossible possible in many ways. For me, the creation of this allergy tester is a great example of that. Check how this business idea, called Nima Sensor, can help allergic people live their best lives. And how it can help people with many different allergies as well!
