Les choses ne sont pas aussi terribles qu’elles en ont l’air.

Une mosquée à Bradford, en Angleterre, lance une révolution bien-être en proposant du pilates aux hommes pour renforcer leur corps et leur esprit. Ces cours populaires créent un espace chaleureux pour cultiver la forme et l'amitié, prouvant que les lieux de culte peuvent être des moteurs de vitalité

Le pilates unit les hommes de bradford pour la santé et l’amitié

Le pilates unit les hommes de bradford pour la santé et l’amitié

Le pilates unit les hommes de bradford pour la santé et l’amitié

28 janvier 2026

Des chercheurs suisses libèrent l’IA des centres de données

A brilliant team from the EPFL in Switzerland has developed a way to run large artificial intelligence models using local computers instead of massive data centers. This breakthrough reduces energy waste and empowers users to process complex data privately on their own devices, creating a more sustainable digital future.

(c) Lightsaber Collection

28 janvier 2026

S’occuper de ses petits-enfants stimule la santé cérébrale

Engaging with grandchildren significantly slows cognitive decline, according to a major study involving thousands of seniors. Researchers found that the social interaction and active lifestyle required by these family roles keep the brain agile and resilient, fostering mental clarity and joy for years.

(c) Vidar Nordli-Mathisen

28 janvier 2026

Le pilates unit les hommes de bradford pour la santé et l’amitié

A mosque in Bradford, England, is leading a health revolution by hosting dedicated pilates sessions for men to improve their physical and mental wellbeing. These popular classes offer a welcoming space for all ages to build strength and lasting bonds, showing how community hubs can foster vitality and unity.

(c) Juan Camilo Guarin P

28 janvier 2026

Amsterdam innove en interdisant la publicité pour la viande et le pétrol

Amsterdam is transforming its city streets into a space for health and sustainability by becoming the first capital to ban meat ads in public. This Dutch initiative already applied in Haarlem, Utrecht, and Zwolle, focuses on local well-being and climate goals, encouraging a shift toward plant-based living through positive urban design and conscious choices.

(c) Tobias Kordt

28 janvier 2026

Dix pays s’unissent pour transformer la mer du nord en parc éolien

Ten European countries, including Germany, France, and the UK, have pledged 95 billion euros to transform the North Sea into a massive green energy hub. This historic collaboration aims to install vast offshore wind farms, securing a sustainable future and providing clean electricity to homes across the continent.

(c) Levan Badzgaradze

26 janvier 2026

Les véhicules électriques réduisent concrètement la pollution

A comprehensive study of California’s air quality confirms that as electric vehicle adoption increases, nitrogen dioxide levels drop significantly. This real-world evidence proves that switching to EVs leads to immediate, measurable improvements in neighborhood air quality, fostering healthier environments and cleaner air for millions.

(c) Michael Fousert

26 janvier 2026

La Californie rejoint le réseau de l’OMS pour la santé mondiale

California has officially joined the World Health Organization’s Local Government Network to strengthen international health collaboration. By sharing data and resources directly with global experts, the state ensures robust pandemic preparedness and public health innovation, protecting millions through shared science.

(c) Levi Meir Clancy

26 janvier 2026

Le Royaume-Uni investit 15 milliards pour le solaire et l’habitat

A landmark £15 billion investment in the UK will bring solar panels and green technology to millions of homes, significantly lowering energy bills. By expanding the Warm Homes Plan, this initiative boosts domestic renewable energy and creates thousands of local jobs while ensuring warmer, more efficient households.

(c) Watt a Lot

26 janvier 2026

Le SiPhuthi : la renaissance d’une langue menacée au Lesotho

Once facing extinction, the SiPhuthi language is thriving again thanks to dedicated community efforts and a new constitutional recognition. With indigenous books, radio broadcasts, and cultural festivals, the BaPhuthi people are successfully reclaiming their heritage and ensuring their unique voice grows stronger.

(c) Gratisography

26 janvier 2026

De petits progrès physiques quotidiens prolongent la vie

A major study involving 250,000 adults reveals that even minor increases in daily physical activity significantly boost longevity. Research shows that adding just a few minutes of brisk walking or light exercise each day reduces mortality risk by 15%, proving that consistent, small steps lead to lasting health gains.

(c) Julia Rekamie

25 janvier 2026

La Norvège abandonne les poulets à croissance rapide d’ici 2027

Norway’s poultry industry has committed to replacing fast-growing chicken breeds with slower-growing, healthier alternatives by 2027. This landmark transition, supported by major retailers and producers, significantly raises animal welfare standards and ensures a more ethical, sustainable food system for the future.

(c) Steven van Elk

25 janvier 2026

La psilocybine traite la dépression sans effet hallucinogène

New research published in Nature confirms that the antidepressant effects of psilocybin occur independently of the receptor that triggers hallucinations. By targeting specific brain pathways, scientists have successfully separated the therapeutic benefits from the "trip," opening doors to accessible new treatments.

(c) Marco Allegretti

25 janvier 2026

Une nouvelle filtration élimine 99,9 % des polluants éternels de l’eau

Engineers have developed a low-cost filtration system using 3D-printed ceramic structures that successfully eliminate nearly all PFAS from water. This scalable breakthrough offers a sustainable way to purify drinking supplies globally, ensuring cleaner water for millions by neutralizing persistent synthetic pollutants.

(c) Jos Speetjens

25 janvier 2026

Les jeunes hommes rejettent de plus en plus la masculinité toxique

A global study reveals that Gen Z and Millennial men are significantly more likely to prioritize emotional intelligence and domestic cooperation over rigid dominance. Data shows a marked shift toward healthy relationship dynamics, with younger generations actively redefining manhood to include vulnerability, empathy, and equality.

(c) Eric Lucatero

25 janvier 2026

L’huile d’olive réduit de 28 % le risque de décès par démence

New research published in JAMA Network Open reveals that consuming just over half a tablespoon of olive oil daily reduces the risk of dementia-related death by 28%. This long-term study of 90,000 adults shows that replacing margarine or mayonnaise with this healthy fat supports brain longevity and cognitive health.

(c) Fulvio Ciccolo