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Yeshayahu Foyer, who survived the Holocaust as a child hiding in Polish forests, shared his story of hope with Israeli youth. Now 93, he told students how the dream of freedom sustained him through unimaginable loss.
Vietnam is transforming what many see as a demographic challenge into a booming silver economy, following the lead of Asian neighbors who've turned aging populations into billion-dollar industries. The shift marks a hopeful new chapter for the rapidly aging nation.
MacKenzie Scott just gave $70 million to help feed America's seniors through Meals on Wheels. Her gift arrives as one in three local programs face waitlists averaging four months.
While trust in doctors hits a 30-year low, nurses remain America's most trusted profession. A new medical journal perspective argues this trust should power the next generation of public health communication.
Lancashire captain James Anderson turned impossible odds into triumph, taking 4-18 to defend just 137 runs and defeat Derbyshire in a thrilling final day at Old Trafford. The legendary bowler's second-spell magic sparked one of county cricket's most dramatic comebacks this season.
South Korea is launching six pilot programs across Southeast Asia to test AI-powered solutions for traffic jams, aging buildings, and water systems. The 2026 K-City Network brings smart city technology to real urban problems in five nations.
After years of success in mice, researchers are launching the first human trial of a cellular therapy that could turn back the clock on aging tissues and organs. The groundbreaking test could reshape how we think about getting older.
Researchers captured footage of a ghostly white creature floating nearly six miles below the ocean surface, and they have no idea what it is. The discovery came during a groundbreaking expedition that documented deep-sea life without harming fragile ocean ecosystems.
Older adults who got a high-dose flu vaccine showed up to 20% lower Alzheimer's risk compared to those receiving the standard dose. The finding adds to growing evidence that certain vaccines might protect brain health as we age.
A brother-sister duo in Ludhiana is growing authentic Kashmiri saffron without soil, seasons, or land using indoor aeroponic technology. Their family venture is filling India's saffron gap while reimagining what farming can look like.
Vietnam is transforming how it views its rapidly aging population, treating 14 million seniors as economic drivers rather than burdens. Following Asia's successful models, the country is building a "silver economy" that could reshape its growth story by 2035.
When Donovan Royal dressed as Spider-Man for his child's birthday, he never imagined it would become a community mission. Now the single dad and Army veteran spends his free time bringing joy to kids across Arkansas as their friendly neighborhood hero.
New research shows that even moderate drinking may harm brain health and increase dementia risk. The good news? It's a risk factor you can actually control.
A satirical article imagined Mexico's National Palace becoming a quinceañera venue and tanning salon to reduce the deficit. The joke publication "El Jalapeño" creates these fake stories to poke fun at real events.
An 80-year-old Swedish artist turned a traditional practice into a global movement that helps people organize their homes and ease future burdens on loved ones. Margareta Magnusson's "döstädning" approach transforms cleaning from a chore into a meaningful act of care.
A Nebraska hospital is turning tee time into lifesaving equipment. CHI Health Good Samaritan's charity golf tournament will replace aging ambulances that serve the entire community.
Christina Koch returned from NASA's Artemis II mission with a powerful message about humanity's shared connection. After watching Earth shrink to a fragile sphere through her spacecraft window, she realized our entire planet functions as one crew.
A Pulitzer Prize-winning science journalist is opening people's eyes to how animals experience reality in ways humans can't even imagine. His Earth Day discussion explores the extraordinary sensory abilities that let creatures perceive a completely different world than we do.
Australian runner Gout Gout just became the fastest 18-year-old in history, blazing through 200 meters in 19.67 seconds and beating Usain Bolt's time at the same age. Even better? A fellow Aussie joined him under the magical 20-second barrier for the first time ever.
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Jane Asher just shattered five world swimming records at age 95, proving it's never too late to make waves. The London grandmother credits the water for keeping her young and her friends for keeping her going.
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