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  1. Good News Network

    Man’s Halloween Skeletons Prove Perfect Treat to Woman Battling Breast Cancer

  2. Good Good Good

    Corrective surgery on intersex infants is legal in 80% of the world. An Australian state is banning it entirely

  3. Good News Network

    Interpreting Autistic Cues Is Difficult, a Teen Built an App That’s Helping Hundreds of Families

  4. Good Good Good

    New study shows that 'queer friendships' are good for your health

  5. Science and Technology Magazine to Explore Your Passion

    Solar-powered phototherapy units helped Nigerian hospitals treat 663 newborns with severe jaundice, with all babies reaching safe bilirubin levels and being discharged.

  6. people.com

    A 91-year-old athlete who began competing in track and field at 60 continues to break world records in the sport.

  7. pethelpful.com

    A Doberman's persistent attention to a 6-month-old baby led his mother to seek medical help, revealing a heart condition causing a 280 beats-per-minute heart rate; the dog later flagged tonsillitis too.

  8. Good News Network

    Baby Saved After Racing Heartbeat Detected by Family Doberman

  9. Kenya Data & Statistics

    Kenya's under-five mortality rate fell from 115 per 1,000 live births in 2003 to 37 in the latest survey, with deaths among one-to-four-year-olds down more than 80%.

  10. Our World in Data

    Almost all the growth in global coal use since the late 1980s has come from China

  11. Grist

    A paramedic in rural North Carolina flew a small electric aircraft to an emergency scene and began treatment 20 minutes before the ambulance arrived, part of a six-month trial of flying medics for remote areas.

  12. Nilepost News

    Victor Ochen, who founded a peace organisation after his brother was abducted by the LRA, has provided reconstructive treatment to over 21,000 war victims and was named the African Union's Male Peace Builder of the Year.

  13. South China Morning Post

    A Brazilian man who once weighed 310kg and was bedridden for two years lost over 120kg through swimming and exercise, later completing marathon events in six countries, including the Great Wall of China 10km.

  14. BBC

    A British doctor exposed to Ebola while fighting an outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo was evacuated to London's Royal Free Hospital isolation unit, which has treated every previous UK Ebola case successfully.

  15. Good News Network

    Got Bad Breath? Get Free Dental Care at This Store

  16. Mongabay

    3M agrees to pay more than $7 billion to settle ‘forever chemical’ groundwater contamination claims

  17. Reasons to be Cheerful

    The Montana Ranch Where Autistic People Are Wranglers and Guides

  18. Vox

    A Democratic election win in Texas could extend health insurance coverage to about a million more people in the state.

  19. theguardian.com

    A clinic in Albuquerque has trained more than 300 bilingual students from local communities, with at least a third tracked going into healthcare careers, amid shortages in 32 of New Mexico's 33 counties.

  20. Medical Xpress

    A Flint, Michigan programme giving pregnant women $1,500 plus $500 monthly through a baby's first year cut infant deaths by 50% and first-week deaths by 74% in its first year.

  21. The 19th

    Missouri voters reject effort to ban abortion in the state

  22. reviewjournal.com

    Felicia and Ben Horowitz are donating $150 million to build Nevada's first standalone children's hospital, 30 years after a California hospital saved their son's life.

  23. NBC News

    Modern antiretroviral treatment has transformed HIV from a fatal diagnosis into a manageable chronic condition.

  24. Positive News

    What if we stop treating social care like a service? This village shows the way

  25. ScienceDaily

    Researchers developed an electronic implant that lowers blood sugar and promotes weight loss without insulin or drugs, offering a potential new treatment for type 2 diabetes.

  26. Good News Network

    This Wheelchair Skateboarding Teacher Already Conquered Mountains and Marathons

  27. Lite 96.9 WFPG

    A high school student who had just learned CPR used it two days later to save a three-week-old baby.

  28. The Independent

    US regulators approved a cheaper generic version of lenacapavir, the only twice-yearly injectable drug for HIV prevention.

  29. theguardian.com

    Researchers report that gene therapy can partially restore vision in people who are blind, though the study's scope and location are not specified.

  30. Positive News

    The women’s boxing nights helping abuse survivors

  31. RTE.ie

    Japan started the world's first stem-cell therapy for Parkinson's disease, transplanting lab-grown dopamine-producing cells after a trial showed improvement in 4 of 7 patients.

  32. Good News Network

    Hero Support Dog Saves Husband’s Life After Alerting Deaf Owner to His Deadly Midnight Fall Down Stairs

  33. who.int

    Barbados eliminated mother-to-child HIV transmission, recording zero new infant infections from 2022 to 2024, with 98% of pregnant women tested and 98% of those with HIV treated.

  34. abc.net.au

    Olivia Hargroder, who survived heart surgery at nine weeks old with a 20% survival chance, has landed the lead role in a feature film at age 27.

  35. Good News Network

    B-Vitamin Supplement Can Treat Psoriasis, a Skin Condition with No Cure

  36. who.int

    Moldova has drawn up a long-term national plan to keep providing healthcare to around 100,000 Ukrainian refugees as emergency humanitarian funding runs out, a first for the WHO European Region.

  37. bbc.com

    After a televised appeal by swimmer Archie Goodburn, who has inoperable brain cancer, the UK government pledged a national brain cancer lead and a review within three months.

  38. ThePrint

    India's drug pricing regulator capped trade margins on 137 anti-cancer drugs at 30%, a move expected to cut retail prices by up to 70% from November 9.

  39. uvahealth.com

    An 8-year-old boy with aggressive Burkitt lymphoma became cancer free after doctors devised a new treatment plan based on research his mother found, having had just a 10% survival chance after chemotherapy failed.

  40. abc.net.au

    An Australian man with a rare anti-D antibody donated plasma 545 times at all 85 blood donation centres over a decade, helping supply treatment given to nearly 48,000 pregnant women yearly.