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A personalized vaccine that teaches your immune system to fight melanoma just passed a major trial, preventing cancer from returning in patients who had tumors removed. Regulatory approval could come next year, opening the door to a revolutionary new way of treating cancer.
Ellis Fox thought everyone struggled to climb stairs and talk at the same time. A simple doctor visit revealed she had severe asthma and could feel so much better.
The American Cancer Society canceled its decades-old Wine and Spirits Industry Gala after questions arose about accepting millions from an industry linked to cancer risk. The move shows the organization putting health guidance ahead of fundraising dollars.
Drowning in news and endless notifications? These business leaders have cracked the code on staying current without losing their minds.
What started as a simple observation became America's fastest-growing running event. DJ Diplo saw runners heading from races to clubs and created a 5K that ends with a live concert, drawing thousands who want fitness with fun.
A luxurious ranch once owned by notorious drug trafficker "La Barbie" will open as a high school teaching traditional medicine and ancestral knowledge in Morelos, Mexico. The transformation turns a symbol of violence into a beacon of hope for Indigenous communities.
Children in London are breathing easier and growing healthier lungs thanks to a clean-air zone that slashed traffic pollution. Within five years, kids who once lagged behind caught up completely in lung development.
Volunteer teacher teams from seven regions are helping Kumamoto schools recover from a devastating earthquake, carrying forward a tradition of support that started nearly 30 years ago. Their mission: ease the burden on exhausted local educators so they can focus on their students.
Former staff of Nigeria's Vanguard newspaper reunited to celebrate 40 years of groundbreaking journalism and honor their 91-year-old founder. The emotional gathering launched a commemorative book and announced plans for a media research library to train future journalists.
A Bolton-based satellite installation company is hiring 100 new workers after landing a major contract with Amazon's satellite internet service. Satworks will help bring high-speed broadband to communities across the UK starting in 2026.
After losing his wife to dementia, John faced historic flooding that destroyed the Northern Michigan home they built together over 40 years. Now, community support and a matching grant are helping flood survivors like him rebuild.
Two major maritime organizations just joined forces to make the shipping industry greener and cleaner. Their partnership could help transform how goods travel across our oceans.
PepsiCo reduced its virgin plastic packaging by 6% in 2025 while incorporating 18% recycled content across its global operations. The beverage giant's progress shows how major corporations can make measurable environmental wins even while facing global recycling infrastructure challenges.
A new addiction treatment facility in Chesterfield, Virginia, is opening its doors with 120 beds and a mission to tackle the opioid crisis that costs the state over $5 billion annually. The center comes as overdose deaths in Virginia show their first steady decline since 2024.
Scientists are developing obesity medications that prioritize fewer side effects and better long-term health outcomes over extreme weight loss. Yale researchers say the next generation of treatments could preserve muscle and bone while helping millions stick with their medications.
Chinese automaker BYD is now selling complete home solar systems through its car dealerships across Brazil, and you don't need to own their vehicles to buy one. The move makes solar power as easy to purchase as a new car, with everything from panels to installation included in one package.
Scientists tested servers on the ocean floor and discovered they lasted eight times longer than those on land. The breakthrough could help solve AI's growing energy crisis while protecting our freshwater supplies.
Thirty-two students from a Brazilian public school explored Santos FC's historic Vila Belmiro stadium, visiting the museum, locker rooms, and field. The partnership between Instituto Placar and the state education department brings cultural experiences to children who rarely visit such venues.