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  1. Reasons to be Cheerful

    The Hospital That Silenced the Machines

  2. Good News Network

    Pomegranates, Walnuts and Berries Could Unlock Heart Failure Treatment By Producing Urolithin A

  3. techspot.com

    Rice University researchers developed a copper-aluminum filter that breaks down PFAS forever chemicals 100 times faster than existing methods, a study shows.

  4. designdevelopmenttoday.com

    Three Harvard students won the US James Dyson Award for a low-cost headset that screens young athletes for possible concussions in about a minute.

  5. people.com

    Actor Michael J. Fox received the highest level of the Order of Canada in recognition of his advocacy and research funding for Parkinson's disease.

  6. opb

    A 108-year-old man in Eugene, Oregon, credits his longevity to a positive attitude, a healthy diet and avoiding alcohol.

  7. beyondblue.org.au

    Australia Post and mental health charity Beyond Blue have given away 25 million free postcards since 2021 to encourage handwritten messages and combat loneliness.

  8. paho.org

    Brazil, Chile, El Salvador, The Bahamas and Turks and Caicos received WHO recognition for eliminating diseases including HIV mother-to-child transmission, leprosy, rabies, trachoma and hepatitis B.

  9. Good News Network

    Hunter-Gatherers Don’t Have Trouble Sleeping: Why? and What Can We Learn from Them?

  10. thelancet.com

    A single-dose rabies vaccine candidate, ChAdOx2 RabG, proved safe in Tanzanian adults and children and kept antibody levels above the protection threshold a year later, surpassing licensed vaccines.

  11. ZAWYA

    Ethiopia's national Emergency Medical Team scored 96 out of 96 against WHO's framework, becoming the first civilian EMT in the WHO African Region to earn international classification for rapid disaster and outbreak response.

  12. Good Good Good

    Generous paternal leave policies improve maternal and newborn health, family finances, and more

  13. Good Good Good

    Monkeys rescued from the illegal pet trade now thriving in a Mississippi sanctuary run by veterans

  14. NJ.gov

    New Jersey is cancelling $90 million in medical debt for nearly 20,000 residents, bringing total relief under the state programme to $1.6 billion for almost 900,000 people, with no action required by recipients.

  15. apanews.net

    Mercy Ships' hospital vessel has returned to Ghana after 19 years, offering up to 2,600 free surgeries and 2,000 dental treatments while training Ghanaian healthcare workers through June 2027.

  16. apnews.com

    Around 20,000 people in Romania assembled a 3.1-mile table from recycled materials, setting a Guinness World Record and raising funds for the country's first pediatric psychiatry hospital, with the materials later reused as children's furniture.

  17. Mongabay

    Global experts gather in Sri Lanka for historic first World Congress on Snakes

  18. CalMatters

    Abortion pills to be offered at California community college health centers under new law

  19. CalMatters

    A new California law will prohibit sales of disposable vapes. Here’s why

  20. Yale Climate Connections

    Proposed bill would mandate alpha-gal labeling on food and drug packaging

  21. Good Good Good

    Hank and John Green's 'Pizzamas' holiday turns mustaches and merch into maternal healthcare

  22. Anthropocene Magazine

    How earlier toilet training could help stem the tide of plastic waste

  23. people.com

    A 12-year-old girl who received a kidney transplant fulfilled her wish to work as a flight attendant for a day.

  24. Mongabay

    Bhutan recognized for eliminating dog-transmitted rabies ahead of World Rabies Day

  25. CalMatters

    New law tightens rules on explosive chemicals after Garden Grove scare

  26. people.com

    An 82-year-old woman who once struggled to lift a cup of tea regained her strength through exercise after fearing she would be disabled for life.

  27. kenyastar.com

    A Ghanaian village of 1,062 people gained clean water, new classrooms, school meals, sanitation, electricity and a health clinic that treated 100 patients on its opening day within a year, through the 1 Billion Acts of Kindness campaign.

  28. hoodline.com

    A new $90 million Ronald McDonald House in Atlanta offers 110 free rooms and 18 transplant suites, raising the charity's capacity by 75% and covering lodging, meals and transport for families of sick children.

  29. SciDev.Net

    Uganda monitors cancer patients with automated calls

  30. Cedars-Sinai

    A new HIV-to-HIV organ donation program at Cedars-Sinai gave a patient who had waited over two years a kidney within a week, completing its first HIV-to-HIV kidney and liver transplants.

  31. CityNews Toronto

    A London, Ontario hospital performed Canada's first heart transplant using 'heart in a box' technology, which keeps donor hearts warm and beating during transport.

  32. The 19th

    The ‘lionesses’ who sued to get air conditioning in every Texas prison — and won

  33. CTV News

    An elementary school student has returned to class after recovering from a brain aneurysm, learning new skills including dancing, painting and cooking.

  34. The Revelator

    Climate Policy Has a Sacrifice Problem. My Clinical Trials Kept Solving It by Accident.

  35. Undark

    Engineering Animals to Grow Human Organs — But Not Human Minds

  36. hoodline.com

    A former hotel in Memphis has been converted into 110 permanent homes for veterans who experienced homelessness, offering on-site mental health care, recovery services, job training and education.

  37. people.com

    A man with dwarfism describes overcoming resentment of his height to find that it has opened unexpected opportunities in his life.

  38. The 19th

    In a Texas prison, Kwaneta cultivated a menopause support network from scraps of paper

  39. theguardian.com

    UK doctors developed a non-invasive test to detect womb cancer in women experiencing post-menopausal bleeding.

  40. The Independent

    An 81-year-old Texas man selling recovered lost luggage to help pay for his wife's cancer treatment received a wave of community support after his story spread.