A study published in Nature Medicine in January 2026 revealed that sleep is not just a moment of rest. Sleep is also a powerful biological …
Developed countries are currently facing two major and interconnected demographic transformations simultaneously. On the one hand, the population is rapidly aging, fertility rates are falling, …
Health kiosks, installed in public spaces, are becoming one of the most visible and controversial faces of digital health. Spanning from shopping malls and airports …
We are academics. We bear the responsibility of knowledge, critical thinking, and ethical consistency. Therefore, our stance against violence cannot change according to identity, geography, …
2025 is shaping up to be a year in which measles is on the rise globally. This disease, which has been kept under control for …
Approximately 90 people from various countries and healthcare disciplines attended the online seminar “AI in Healthcare,” organized by Akademische Solidarität e.V. on December 1, 2025. …
This week’s decision by the UK’s national screening committee not to recommend prostate cancer screening for the general population has sparked a new debate in …
Retracted papers are among the most drastic and visible warning signs used to protect research integrity in the scientific literature. However, a new study published …
This week, the Academic Solidarity Association is examining the relationship between academia and the real sector. While the critical role of universities in innovation and …
Students took the stage at Istanbul Technical University’s recent graduation ceremony to protest the rector’s speech. Families in the stands responded with applause. This unified …
