Experiments with three freshwater invertebrates exposed to artificial light at night at 1 and 10 lux revealed species‑specific responses. Chironomus riparius showed reduced feeding and strong growth inhibition, while Sericostoma vittatum experienced oxidative stress and elevated metabolic demand without changes in feeding. Potamopyrgus antipodarum increased feeding at low light levels and showed reduced lipid reserves and energy production but no oxidative stress. Results indicate that artificial nighttime lighting can alter energy allocation, behaviour and physiological processes in freshwater invertebrates, with potential long‑term ecological implications.

Brazil’s updated NR-01 regulation increases employer responsibility for managing psychosocial risks such as mental workload, pressure and interpersonal conflicts. Rising worker absences for mental health issues have accelerated adoption of AI-driven tools. Kinemind, developed by Kinebot, uses structured digital questionnaires and recognized methodologies such as NASA-TLX and HSE-IT to measure mental load and occupational stress, generating indicators and reports to guide preventive action. The approach aims to make mental health assessment measurable and scalable without replacing human analysis, supporting companies in meeting regulatory demands and improving worker well‑being.

A 10‑year retrospective cohort of 169 pregnancies with preexisting diabetes showed that type 1 diabetes was associated with higher risks of retinopathy progression, large‑for‑gestational‑age infants and neonatal intensive care admission compared with type 2 diabetes, while rates of miscarriage, preterm birth, hypertensive disorders and cesarean delivery were similar. Poor glycemic control and excessive gestational weight gain were key contributors to adverse neonatal outcomes, highlighting the need for targeted management strategies.

San Diego State athletes opened their Mt. SAC Relays campaign with several top finishes, led by Shari Hurdman’s personal-best 52.94 in the 400 meters for third place. The 4x100-meter relay team won its event, while Aji Mbye placed second in the 200 meters and multiple sprinters finished in the top ten. Isabella Nilsen led the pole vault squad with a third-place finish in the elite division. Competition continues with additional events scheduled for the following day.

Rising gold prices are increasing demand for more accessible fine jewelry, positioning Ana Luisa’s 10k gold strategy as a competitive advantage. The brand highlights strong global reach, social media momentum, and early investment in scalable 10k gold production. As it opens its wholesale channel, retailers are encouraged to partner early to capture demand and establish the brand locally.

Judicial intervention in Brazilian healthcare highlights structural weaknesses in the SUS, undermining budget planning, decentralized management and equitable access to treatments. Legal demands for medications and services intensify inequalities by benefiting only part of the population. Strengthening public health governance requires evidence-based policies, standardized clinical protocols and interinstitutional cooperation to ensure fair and sustainable access to healthcare.

Examines how latent elements of the hidden curriculum in Colombian public primary education shape pedagogical practices, reinforce inequalities and diminish holistic learning. Highlights how prioritizing core subjects marginalizes arts, physical education and technology, especially in rural areas with limited resources. Identifies contradictions between the official curriculum and everyday school practices, concluding that addressing these gaps requires exposing hidden curricular dynamics, reformulating education policies and implementing a curriculum that supports equity and comprehensive development.

A video circulating on social media falsely claims to show a group of 'communists' reacting to a defeat in the European elections on June 9. The original video, posted on June 8, actually depicts a group reacting to a lost bet at a horse race in Saratoga, USA. The video was misrepresented as a reaction to the European Parliament election results, which showed a shift to the right and a slight decrease in seats for the European United Left.

Claudia Sheinbaum, the first female President of Mexico, elected by the Movimiento Regeneración Nacional, has been the subject of false rumors on social media claiming she has satanic tattoos. These claims are based on a doctored image; the original photo, shared by Sheinbaum herself, shows butterfly tattoos representing her and her two children. The article debunks the misinformation, confirming the tattoos' true nature.

A false news story circulating on social media falsely claims that Nuno Markl, a well-known radio host, was involved in a scandal during an interview on TVI with Manuel Luís Goucha. The fraudulent article, designed to mimic the appearance of the newspaper Expresso, suggests a disagreement and a money-making scheme between Markl and Goucha. Nuno Markl has publicly debunked these claims through his radio segment and Instagram, warning the public against falling for such scams.