LIFE

Living in Tekirdag, 54-year-old İlyas Akman was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2018. Despite breast cancer being commonly known as a 'women's disease' in society, Akman managed to cling to life thanks to an early diagnosis. Akman, who had both of his breasts removed due to the risk of cancer, changed his life when he noticed a lump in his left breast.

In Greece, a bridge that was severely damaged in the great flood disaster in 2023 is still being used, despite it being forbidden to cross. Drivers who use the Palaiopyrgos Bridge take a major risk to save time and fuel instead of choosing the longer alternative route.Here are the details.Source

The world of technology is pushing the boundaries again. A Reddit user has caught the attention of tech enthusiasts with a special computer case he prepared, inspired by Turkish doner kebab. The system he named 'Turkish Kebab PC' stands out not only with its appearance but also with its way of operation.Here are the detailsSource

You've finished a series, seen the finale, and now you know how the story ends... But despite this, a few days later you're reopening the first episode of the same series. If you still can't give up the old ones, even though it's possible to discover new series, new characters, and new stories every day, you should know that it's not just a habit.According to psychologists, there are some reasons related to the brain's need for trust, belonging, and control behind watching the same series over and over again.Here are the details.Source1, Source2

With the pandemic, the home office model, which has become permanent for millions of workers, stands out with advantages such as time saving, flexible working hours, and a better work-life balance. However, recent research reveals that remote working can produce unexpected negative results in many areas from career development to mental health in the long term.Here are the details.Source: The news has been compiled from research and reports published by Forbes, Investopedia, Science, The Wall Street Journal, Microsoft Work Trend Index, Microsoft Research (Nature Human Behaviour), and the World Health Organization (WHO). You can find the relevant links in the descriptions.