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Scientists at University College London have developed the first targeted therapy for children with genetic kidney disease, a condition that currently has no treatment and often leads to lifelong dialysis or transplant. The precision RNA treatment delivered directly to tiny kidney filters reduced protein leakage and scarring in early tests.
A blood pressure drug is giving hope to children with a rare, deadly brain disease that previously had no cure. Young patients treated with guanabenz lived longer and maintained mobility while their brain deterioration slowed or stopped.
Scientists just discovered why a leukemia treatment used since the 1950s works differently in different patients. The breakthrough could help doctors understand who will respond best to this life-saving medication.
New research reveals retirees don't have to choose between risky withdrawals and rigid annuities. A hybrid approach combining both strategies delivers better income and security for most people heading into retirement.
A groundbreaking study of over 21,000 patient records reveals that women taking estrogen-only hormone therapy showed fewer signs of dementia and Alzheimer's disease. The research offers new hope for understanding why two-thirds of Alzheimer's patients are women.
A massive new solar farm just boosted the Central African Republic's electricity capacity by over 60%, bringing power to 300,000 households. It's the country's largest infrastructure project in history.
Brazil just launched a groundbreaking compensation program for renewable energy plants forced offline, and 1,539 solar and wind operators representing 53 gigawatts signed up. The move tackles a major obstacle to clean energy expansion while protecting investments in climate solutions.
Egypt just flipped the switch on Africa's biggest solar-plus-battery project, a massive clean energy installation that will power homes for the next 25 years. The Obelisk project proves developing nations can lead the renewable revolution.
Historically Black colleges and universities are receiving unprecedented donations that could transform them from struggling survivors into powerful engines of Black wealth and global knowledge. New philanthropic strategies aim to give HBCUs true financial independence for the first time in their history.
Six African countries are protecting ocean ecosystems by halting deep-sea mining until scientists fully understand its environmental impact. The growing coalition puts ocean health ahead of mining profits, citing climate change concerns and scientific gaps.
Comedian John Oliver turned his frustration with Buc-ee's aggressive lawsuits into a charitable campaign that's raised nearly half a million dollars to fight hunger. His "Buc-Off Shop" sells parody merchandise featuring his show's squirrel mascot, with all profits going to Hunger Free America.
When 2-year-old Ire asked his dad for his own bike, 65 million TikTok viewers begged them to keep their adorable father-son setup just a little longer. The internet's collective reaction proves how much joy their simple bike rides have brought to people around the world.
A total solar eclipse plunged Segovia, Spain into darkness for 59 unforgettable seconds, creating a moment of shared wonder atop a 16th-century cathedral. From a Swedish brother-sister duo to emotional local couples, strangers became witnesses to something most will experience only once in a lifetime.
Two sisters from the world's 153rd-ranked team just scored all three goals to propel Malawi into their first-ever Women's Africa Cup of Nations final. The underdogs will compete for a $2 million prize and have already secured their spot in the 2027 World Cup.
Nearly one billion people across the globe looked skyward together on Wednesday to witness a rare celestial event. The first total solar eclipse visible in Europe in almost 30 years brought millions together in shared wonder.
Police in Visakhapatnam, India are installing public fridges where anyone can donate fresh food and those in need can take meals for free. The program launches August 15 across five neighborhoods as part of the force's mission to ensure no one goes hungry.
Katie Ledecky stormed to victory in the 1500m freestyle at the Pan Pacific Championships, extending an incredible unbeaten streak that's now in its 16th year. The nine-time Olympic gold medalist celebrated her first major international win on home soil in California.
When flames trapped two adults in their Gainesville home early Thursday morning, firefighters rushed into danger to bring them out alive. The daring rescue highlights a simple home safety feature that could save your family's life.