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Chinese Couple Created ‘Cancer Kitchen’ in Their Alley to Let Family Members Cook for Loved Ones in Nearby Hospital

In the city of Nanchang, in an alleyway near a cancer hospital, two senior citizens run a "community cancer kitchen" to support those caring...

Period of Ancient Egypt Illuminated by Intricate Coffins for ‘The Lady of the House’

There's never a dull moment down in the land of the Nile for those with a shovel. A recent discovery of two exquisitely detailed sarcophagi,...

Scientists Grow Tree from 1,000-year-old Seed Found in Cave–May Be Lost Medicinal Plant in the Bible

During an archaeological dig in a desert area north of Jerusalem 40 years ago, a seed was discovered which was determined to be in...

‘It’s Been Amazing’ the Outpouring of Support From Pilots, Business, Celebrities and Government After Hurricane

After Hurricane Helene slammed into the Southeastern US, the governors in South Carolina, Georgia, Florida and Virginia said they are getting government assistance with...

Single-Dose Gene Therapy is Potentially Life-Changing for Adults with Hemophilia

Adults with hemophilia B saw their number of bleeding episodes drop by an average of 71 percent after a single infusion of gene therapy,...

Miracle Twins Given 10% Chance of Survival Are Now Thriving Thanks to Hero Medics

A Scottish mom is thanking her lucky stars after her "miracle" twins avoided the worst of a potentially mortal fetal complication. At one point given...

People Happy with Their Lives Are Less Likely to Suffer Heart Attack or Stroke

The analysis of health records of more than 120,000 adults in the UK with an average age of 57 found that people who are...

Gene Therapy at Duke Improves NC Dad’s Failing Vision Just in Time for His Baby’s Birth

A touching story comes now from North Carolina of a man who saw a reversal in his progressive blindness just in time to see...

Good News in History September 28

37 years ago today, Star Trek: The Next Generation debuted on syndicated TV. Spanning 178 episodes over seven seasons, it starred English actor Patrick Stewart...

Overdose Deaths in US Plummet With ‘Declines of 20-30%’ – Saving Thousands of Lives

For the first time in decades, drug overdose deaths in the US fell—by 10.6% while in certain states the decline was 20, and even...

Landmark Genetics Study Shows Easter Island Population Collapse Never Happened

Our history books are littered with stories that present as lessons and warnings to future generations, and for years Rapa Nui, or Easter Island,...

100 Times Improvement in Sight Seen After Gene Therapy Trial for Disease That Deteriorates Vision in Childhood

Patients with an inherited disease that caused them to lose much of their sight early in childhood experienced a quick return of vision after...

Above Appalachian Coalfields Is Wealth of Forest Botanicals Now Being Farmed and Conserved by Locals

Despite the Central Appalachia ecosystem being historically famous as coal country, under this diverse broadleaf canopy lies a rich, biodiverse world of native plants...

Simple, Cheap Food Dye Makes Skin Transparent to Give Doctors a ‘Window’ into the Body

A revolutionary new technique uses food dye to provide a "window" into the body by making skin transparent. By applying a mixture of water and...

Good News in History, September 7

Happy 94th Birthday to Walter Sonny Rollins was born. Widely recognized as one of the most important and influential jazz musicians, Rollins' seven-decade career...

There Was No Treatment for His Son’s Rare Disease, so Dad Moves Mountains to Make One for Kids Worldwide

From Fox News Digital comes the incredible story of a Canadian family that stopped at nothing to find a cure for their newborn son's...

Ancient Egyptian Observatory is Unlocking Celestial Secrets of Their Cosmic Culture

Another stunning remnant of ancient Egyptian civilization has been unearthed in the form of a large astronomical observatory. At over 9,000 square feet, it's the...

Passionate Mushroom Researcher Spends Decade Unravelling Mystery of 200-year-old Museum Specimen

A passionate expert on fungi has spent a decade trying to discover the identity behind a preserved and mislabeled specimen in an Australian collection—all...

Cone Snail Poison is Deadly But May Now Lead to Better Diabetes and Hormone Drugs

Deadly poison from cone snails could be a newfound key to making better drugs to treat diabetes, according to a new study. The toxin, from...

Manuka Honey Reduces Breast Cancer Cell Growth by 84% in Human Cells and Mice

Honey has all manner of often-hidden medicine-like qualities, but more eyes will certainly be falling on Manuka honey after it was recently shown to...