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How is the fashion industry responding to war in Ukraine?

How is the fashion industry responding to war in Ukraine?

Responses from big fashion labels like Nike and YNAP highlight the strange co-existence of fashion and war in the modern age of digital media.  Many would say the contents of our social media timelines has become the reflection par excellence of the global situation. If this is true, then the past week has been a particularly dumbfounding composition; fashion week runways sliced between European war updates, detailed commentary on the state...

By Brighton, UK
Diabetes doesn’t have to lead to disordered eating

Diabetes doesn’t have to lead to disordered eating

Those diagnosed with type 1 diabetes are more than twice as likely to experience an eating disorder than people without, yet specialists continue to encourage carbohydrate-counting and food logging. How can diabetics avoid sliding down the slippery slope of disordered eating? Finding a balance between the right intake of food versus insulin is a dilemma diabetics face from the very outset of their diagnosis. So it’s only natural that, at...

By London, UK
Beauty brands are turning air into perfume

Beauty brands are turning air into perfume

Prompted by an industry-wide pivot to more sustainable production practices, several companies have started trialling fragrances made from carbon dioxide pollution. Though I’m sure you’d rather not be reminded, the world, as we know, is well and truly running out of time to offer up solutions that’ll prevent climate change from doing its worst. Fortunately, no doubt motivated by the continued influx of warnings from every activist, organisation,...

By London, UK
Could the pill for men balance the contraceptive burden?

Could the pill for men balance the contraceptive burden?

Scientists have developed a male contraceptive that doesn’t target testosterone, avoiding unwanted side effects like weight gain and depression. After proving 99% effective at preventing pregnancy in mice, the drug is set for human trials. It looks as though birth control options for men may soon expand beyond condoms and vasectomies because scientists in the US have developed a male contraceptive pill that’s so far proven safe and effective...

By London, UK