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  1. people.com

    A Philadelphia hospital spends months planning Halloween events for young patients, with parents saying the effort helps their children.

  2. Yale Climate Connections

    Washington State’s new cooling law protects farm workers. But do they know about it?

  3. The 19th

    Nursing home residents have a right to vote. This mother and daughter won’t be intimidated.

  4. Yale Climate Connections

    An asthma diagnosis led him to document Detroit’s air pollution

  5. NBC News

    An Arizona mother describes discovering her son alive in a hospital morgue after he had been declared dead.

  6. CNN

    The Vatican said Pope Leo requires no further treatment for lung cancer.

  7. Jacksonville Journal-Courier

    An 11-year-old boy used first aid techniques he learned from YouTube to save a choking six-year-old at a McDonald's play area by patting his back until the obstruction cleared.

  8. NASA

    Science on the Space Station with NASA Astronaut Jessica Watkins

  9. The 19th

    A historic win for paid parental leave, led by nurses

  10. people.com

    A five-year-old boy with a neurological condition that affects his balance raised $100,000 for charity by walking laps around his house.

  11. Reasons to be Cheerful

    There Are Ways to Reduce Campus Sexual Assaults. Will More Colleges Use Them?

  12. wlrn.org

    Some schools in Broward County, Florida, will begin providing free menstrual products to students.

  13. Nottingham Post

    A 15-year-old in Nottinghamshire performed up to 800 chest compressions over six minutes, helping save an unconscious neighbour who is now recovering, and plans community CPR workshops.

  14. bbc.com

    Scientists studying the immortal jellyfish's ability to reverse its ageing process hope its biology could inspire treatments for age-related disease in humans.

  15. CalMatters

    CARE Court can profoundly change lives, and California’s justice system, if given the chance

  16. Our World in Data

    When do people experience mental health conditions for the first time?

  17. Good News Network

    Contact With Nature is Linked to Healthy Eating, Shows Encouraging New Study

  18. CBS News

    A nurse's CPR revived a boy after a 1999 Little League chest injury stopped his heart, and in 2006 the same boy saved her life with the Heimlich manoeuvre at a restaurant.

  19. people.com

    Several nurses or caregivers kept treating their cancer patients even after being diagnosed with breast cancer themselves.

  20. telegraphindia.com

    India will cap prices on 137 cancer drugs starting 9 November, cutting costs by up to 70%.

  21. Houston Chronicle

    Houston's Bread of Life rebuilt a youth center destroyed by fire in 2021 into the Knowles-Rowland House, creating 31 permanent homes with mental health and addiction support for people exiting homelessness.

  22. archive.li

    Researchers say routine mammograms could be used to flag early signs of heart disease risk alongside breast cancer screening.

  23. Mozambique

    A Mozambican engineering student built 14 drones from scratch and is developing an autonomous model to carry up to 3kg of medicine 200km to communities isolated by floods and poor roads.

  24. people.com

    A 61-year-old grandmother broke her own world record by holding a plank for five hours.

  25. Next Gen Journalism at the Texas Newsroom 2026

    After a diabetes diagnosis prompted her to overhaul her own health, San Antonio's Anabel Ledezma now teaches 30 to 40 free weekly aqua aerobics classes for people aged 18 to 107.

  26. gavi.org

    Malaria deaths in Ghana fell 98% since 2011 to an estimated 52 in 2025, aided by vaccines, bed nets and medicines, with Cape Coast Teaching Hospital recording two years without a malaria death.

  27. Mongabay

    Seagrass meadows may offer coastal communities a more nutritious catch than reefs

  28. abc.net.au

    Surgeons successfully separated conjoined twins from Fiji in a complex operation.

  29. The Maravi Post

    Malawi is launching a three-year programme to give 900 children with disabilities in Lilongwe and Mzimba North free orthopaedic surgery and mobility aids, care that can otherwise cost millions of kwacha.

  30. EMS1

    A 15-month-old girl who nearly drowned at home was revived by CPR from her mother and emergency crews, and was walking and smiling within a month.

  31. Good News Network

    Woman Who Lost Her Sister Invents a Child’s Car Seat Sticker That Doubles as Hospital Bracelet

  32. BBC

    A man who had his first liver transplant at two weeks old is now, aged 25, training to run the London Marathon.

  33. Our World in Data

    A long-term perspective on humanity’s battle against malaria

  34. Kyiv Post

    Ukrainian veteran Roman Havryliak and British veteran Christopher Greenwood, both amputees, reached the 6,476m summit of Nepal's Mera Peak on prosthetic legs after over a year of training.

  35. ajmc.com

    The FDA approved tavapadon, a new drug treatment for Parkinson's disease.

  36. BBC

    A woman has worked for the NHS continuously since its founding in 1948, spanning nearly its entire history.

  37. The Independent

    Doctors used microwave energy to shrink a fetal chest tumour before birth, clearing dangerous fluid buildup within three days and allowing the baby to be born at 37 weeks weighing 2.9kg.

  38. CBS News

    A Louisiana man diagnosed with glioblastoma in 2023 remains alive and well, as journalist David Begnaud's follow-up interview confirms.

  39. The 19th

    Idaho moms and grandmothers are taking the fight for abortion rights to their neighbors’ doors

  40. NASA

    NASA’s SpaceX CRS-35 Mission to Launch Health Research