Lifestyle
Traveler's Diarrhea: A Common Illness That Can Ruin a Vacation
Traveler's diarrhea is one of the most frequent health issues during trips, capable of spoiling even carefully planned holidays. Experts emphasize the need to understand its causes, proper actions, and when to seek medical help.
Apollo.lv · 27 Jul, 01:37
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End of July and Beginning of August – Time to Set Priorities
Astrologers predict a surge of fresh energy in late July and early August, urging focus on what truly matters in work, relationships, and finances.
TVNET · 27 Jul, 01:37
Why Losing the Wrong Fat Can Trigger Diabetes
Researchers have discovered that pathological fat loss in rare genetic conditions leads to diabetes because fat cells lose their ability to process lipids, become inflamed, and their mitochondria fail.
ScienceDaily Veselība · 27 Jul, 00:39
Creative Quarter Established on Kalkyu Street in Kuldīga
A creative quarter has emerged on Kalkyu Street in Kuldīga, bringing together various businesses and artists.
LSM (rus) · 27 Jul, 00:38
ENT Specialist Daine-Loža: Ear Cleaning with Cotton Swabs Can Be Dangerous; Don't Treat Snoring with Internet Miracle Cures
ENT doctor Inese Daine-Loža from Riga 1st Hospital warns about the risks of ear cleaning and advises against treating snoring without professional consultation.
TVNET · 27 Jul, 00:37
Otolaryngologist Inese Daine-Loža: Toy dinosaurs help patients feel safer
Inese Daine-Loža, an otolaryngologist at Riga 1st Hospital, deals daily with problems ranging from adenoids and earaches to sleep apnea. She warns against improper ear cleaning and urges not to treat snoring with internet miracle cures.
Apollo.lv · 27 Jul, 00:37
Festival “Laima Rendezvous Jūrmala 2026” Concludes with a Sold-Out Concert
The three-day festival “Laima Rendezvous Jūrmala 2026” ended on Sunday, July 26, at the Dzintaru Concert Hall, drawing a sold-out audience.
Apollo.lv · 26 Jul, 23:38
Sinfonia of London and John Wilson earn five stars for Technicolor masterpieces concert
The Sinfonia of London under John Wilson performed works by Verdi, Walton, and Respighi, earning a five-star review.
The Guardian Culture · 26 Jul, 22:38
CRISPR Technology Makes Prostate Cancer Vulnerable to Immunotherapy
Researchers have developed a novel CRISPR-based approach that restores immunotherapy effectiveness against prostate cancer by making tumors 'immune hot'. The method works by lengthening shortened mRNA molecules that reduce immune recognition signals.
ScienceDaily Veselība · 26 Jul, 22:38
V&A workers ballot for strike over pay and heatwave conditions
Workers at the Victoria and Albert Museum are voting on strike action due to concerns about pay, extreme temperatures, and lack of access to drinking water.
The Guardian Culture · 26 Jul, 21:39
Specialists advise preparing the body for winter in summer: eat berries, exercise, and enjoy sunny days
In Latvia, many start thinking about health only when it gets dark and cold, but specialists remind that one can prepare for winter already in summer by eating berries, starting exercise, and not missing sunny days.
LSM (rus) · 26 Jul, 20:37
David Jonsson to play Black Panther in Marvel sequel
British actor David Jonsson has been announced as the new Black Panther for the third film, revealed by director Ryan Coogler at Comic-Con in San Diego. He will portray the son of Chadwick Boseman's T'Challa.
The Guardian World · 26 Jul, 20:37
Arts and humanities essential for understanding space exploration, says academic
A Durham University professor argues that current space research debates neglect arts and humanities, which are vital for addressing ethical, legal, and cultural challenges of the spacefaring era.
The Guardian Science · 26 Jul, 19:38
Oona Doherty's Leather Jacket: dancers delight in their hard sweaty work
Choreographer Oona Doherty's new piece "Leather Jacket" features eight dancers performing an exhausting rhythmic dance in a car park theatre, emphasizing physical effort and collective joy over complex movement.
The Guardian Culture · 26 Jul, 18:38
Syrnyky: Ukraine's beloved curd-cheese hotcakes
Syrnyky, tangy curd-cheese pancakes, have been a Ukrainian breakfast staple for centuries, and every Ukrainian has a personal story about them.
NPR World · 26 Jul, 17:39
Restricted eating hours may reduce cognitive decline in older age
A pilot study suggests that eating within a nine-hour window and avoiding food for four hours before bed may help preserve mental skills in older women with overweight or obesity.
The Guardian World · 26 Jul, 17:38
Controversial Argentina World Cup banner gets new life in print
A workshop in Buenos Aires is offering fans free prints of 'The Malvinas are Argentine', recreating the divisive banner.
Al Jazeera · 26 Jul, 17:38
K. K. fon Stricka Villa Head Mārtiņš Mielavs: I Allow Failure to Happen
Mārtiņš Mielavs, head of the cultural space K. K. fon Stricka villa, said in a Latvijas Radio Monopols interview that he has learned over the years to accept failure as part of event organization and that the possibility of failure does not stop him from realizing his ideas.
LSM (rus) · 26 Jul, 17:37
AI Calorie Tracking Apps May Be Off by 345 Calories
A new study finds that four popular photo-based calorie counting apps underestimated calorie and fat content by about one-third on average, compared to precisely measured meals from a metabolic kitchen.
ScienceDaily Veselība · 26 Jul, 16:38
Artist Elita Patmalniece invites to peek into her summer diary at exhibition in Pavilosta
At the Pavilosta Museum, artist Elita Patmalniece's exhibition 'My Summer' is open until the end of August, offering a glimpse into her summer experiences inspired by the Kurzeme coast.
LSM (rus) · 26 Jul, 16:37
Fermenting vs. Pickling: Experts Explain the Differences
On Latvian Radio, experts clarified that not all fermented foods are pickled, using cheese as an example, while pickling always involves fermentation.
LSM (rus) · 26 Jul, 15:38
Japanese author Osamu Dazai sees unexpected revival thanks to anime and young readers
Osamu Dazai, a Japanese author who died by suicide in 1948, has experienced a surge in popularity in the UK in recent years, partly driven by an anime series and social media.
The Guardian Culture · 26 Jul, 14:38
International Plein Air in Balvi Region Inspired by Valdis Buss's Legacy
An exhibition at Balvi Manor marked the conclusion of the international painting plein air “Valdis Buss”, where six artists spent ten days creating works inspired by Latgale's nature and the legacy of painter Valdis Buss.
LSM (rus) · 26 Jul, 14:37
A Hidden Alzheimer's Tipping Point May Decide Who Gets Dementia
Researchers have identified a critical biological shift in brain immune cells called microglia that may determine whether Alzheimer's pathology leads to dementia.
ScienceDaily Veselība · 26 Jul, 13:38
Mārtiņš Mielavs: in running a cultural venue, one must allow for failure
Mārtiņš Mielavs, head of the cultural venue 'K. K. fon Stricka villa', told the radio program 'Monopols' that risk is inevitable in event organizing, and over the years he has learned to accept failure.
LSM · 26 Jul, 13:37
SNL UK's Paddy Young on his samurai sword accident, stand-up and impersonating the new PM
Comedian Paddy Young, a breakout star from SNL UK, recently injured his hand with a samurai sword but quickly returned to the stage. He discusses his career, insecurities, and future plans.
The Guardian Culture · 26 Jul, 12:38
What Happens When You Suddenly Stop Drinking Coffee?
Many people rely on coffee daily, but abruptly quitting can lead to unpleasant symptoms such as headaches, fatigue, and mood swings as the body adjusts to the absence of caffeine.
Jauns.lv · 26 Jul, 12:38
Woman Denied Fallopian Tube Removal Due to Genetic Risks; Ministry to Clarify Law
The Ministry of Health has pledged to discuss the interpretation of the law with specialists after a young woman was twice denied surgical contraception despite family genetic health issues. A solution has been found for the woman's case.
LSM · 26 Jul, 12:37
International Plein Air “Valdis Bušs” Concludes in Balvu Region
Six artists from six countries spent ten days in Latgale, inspired by the legacy of painter Valdis Bušs and the local nature. The plein air ended with an exhibition opening at Balvu Manor.
LSM Kultūra · 26 Jul, 11:38
Shania Twain reveals her honest playlist: from Ennio Morricone to Bobby McFerrin
Canadian singer Shania Twain shares the songs that have shaped her life and career, including Ennio Morricone's 'Gabriel's Oboe' and ABBA's 'Dancing Queen'.
The Guardian Culture · 26 Jul, 11:37
This Day in History: Esperanto Language Begins with Book Published in Warsaw
On July 26, 1887, a book titled "International Language. Preface and Complete Textbook" was published in Warsaw, introducing an artificial universal language created by Dr. Esperanto (Ludwik Lejzer Zamenhof), which later became known as Esperanto.
LSM · 26 Jul, 11:37
Homemade Lunch Boxes Help Save Money and Eat Healthier, Say Nutrition Experts
Skipping lunch can lead to health issues, and eating out is not always healthy or economical; homemade lunch boxes are a great alternative, according to nutrition specialists.
LSM (rus) · 26 Jul, 11:37
Russell Crowe to perform first concert in Latvia next summer
Oscar-winning actor and musician Russell Crowe will perform in Latvia for the first time on June 11, 2027, at the Dzintari Concert Hall in Jurmala, presenting his musical project “Russell Crowe's Indoor Garden Party” with his band The Gentlemen Barbers.
Jauns.lv · 26 Jul, 11:37
Artist Elita Patmalniece Opens Her Summer Diary in Pāvilosta Exhibition
At the Pāvilosta Museum, artist Elita Patmalniece's exhibition 'My Summer' runs until the end of August, featuring works inspired by the Kurzeme coast and radiating joy.
LSM Kultūra · 26 Jul, 10:37
Artist Elita Patmalniece's Summer Diary on Display at Pāvilosta Museum
Until the end of August, the Pāvilosta Museum is hosting an exhibition by artist Elita Patmalniece titled 'My Summer', revealing her inspiration from the sea and the Kurzeme coast.
LSM · 26 Jul, 10:37
Italy's village food festivals: seven sagre that turn streets into open-air kitchens
The article explores seven Italian sagre (village food festivals), where locals cook traditional dishes in the streets, from Salento fritters to Sicilian sweet onions.
Guardian Travel · 26 Jul, 09:38