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More than 20 agencies are bringing health resources, family activities, and lifesaving training to a free community event this month. The Recovery Jamboree celebrates that treatment works and recovery is possible.
A Chinese battery manufacturer slashed greenhouse gas emissions nearly 10% while cutting energy use even more at its flagship facility. The improvements show clean manufacturing can deliver both environmental and business wins.
A new study reveals that prioritizing electric vehicles over imported fuels could slash Europe's transport energy imports by nearly a quarter within 16 years. The shift would boost energy independence while accelerating climate goals.
Maharashtra is launching a massive healthcare upgrade that will build five new hospitals and create over 2,400 medical jobs by 2031. The PRAGATI project aims to make quality healthcare accessible and affordable for millions across the state.
Six-time Olympic gold medalist Amy Van Dyken turned a devastating 2014 ATV crash that left her paralyzed into a journey toward deep faith. Now she's using her platform to share hope with the disability community.
Scientists say the first person to be cured of Alzheimer's disease may already be alive today. With over 190 trials underway and breakthrough treatments already approved, researchers call this a turning point in the fight against dementia.
Scientists say someone alive today could become the first person ever cured of Alzheimer's disease. After decades of research, breakthrough treatments and revolutionary blood tests are bringing hope to millions of families touched by dementia.
A one-time brain treatment that could slow Huntington's disease progression by 75% is now under review by US and UK regulators. If approved, it would be the first therapy to directly silence the gene driving this devastating neurological disorder.
For the first time ever, artificial intelligence has cracked one of the world's most famous unsolved math problems, earning a $1 million prize. OpenAI's breakthrough on the Navier-Stokes equations marks a new era where AI can tackle humanity's deepest scientific mysteries.
A shuttered nuclear power plant in Iowa is getting a second chance with a $1.9 billion federal loan. The Energy Department's investment marks a major step in reviving clean nuclear energy across America.
Egypt's technology sector just posted its strongest growth ever at 24.3%, while the government launches ambitious plans to triple outsourcing exports and lead the Middle East in AI innovation. From experimental AI language models to nationwide innovation hubs, the nation is building a digital economy that could transform millions of lives.
Blynda Vidock just celebrated 105 years of life with her mind sharp and her body moving. Her secret involves faith, staying active, eating real food, and one surprisingly simple mindset shift.
Google DeepMind just released a free tool that predicts how every possible DNA mutation affects our bodies, giving scientists a powerful shortcut to find new disease treatments. The massive atlas could help researchers skip years of guesswork and zero in on genetic changes that actually matter.
A Bengaluru couple created comfortable cotton ethnic wear for children after watching their nephews cry through family celebrations. Desi Tales now serves 40,000 customers who say their kids refuse to wear anything else.
Three founders turned a food poisoning incident into a million-rupee business by bringing back traditional Indian snacks the way grandmothers used to make them. Shuddh Swad sold 40,000 units in year one without outside funding.
Nigeria's Social Democratic Party presented a bold blueprint promising 75,000 megawatts of electricity, stable currency, and agricultural transformation. The plan shifts focus from tribal politics to measurable results and accountability.
From heat-resistant corals in the Gulf of Oman to endangered antelopes in Uzbekistan, scientists are proving that threatened species can recover when we give them the right tools. Their secret weapon? A powerful mix of old-school fieldwork and cutting-edge technology.
A community event is proving that kids' relationship with technology doesn't have to mean passive scrolling. Kids Tech Day is giving young people hands-on experience building, coding, and creating instead of just consuming.