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Dori Laub survived the Holocaust, then spent 40 years recording other survivors' stories and discovered something powerful: listening itself can heal. His pioneering work created the world's first video testimony archive and transformed how we help trauma survivors recover.
Former corporate employee Shivam Lakhanpal walked away from a $50,000 salary that left him empty inside. Months later, he's thriving as a standup comedian with wealth money can't buy.
History is hitting the road. For America's 250th birthday, rare founding documents will fly across the country on a Boeing 737, bringing pieces of our nation's beginning to people who can't visit Washington, D.C.
Scientists at McMaster University discovered how deadly glioblastoma grows and identified an existing HIV medication that could fight it. The breakthrough could fast-track treatment for patients who currently have few options.
Scientists at McGill University discovered that lithium, a common bipolar disorder medication, can keep dormant HIV from reactivating in cells. The breakthrough offers fresh hope for a functional cure that could one day reduce the need for daily HIV medication.
When Janvier Igabe fell for Josiane Tuyishimire in 2020, she told him immediately that she was living with HIV. Today, they're married with two healthy daughters and helping other couples navigate similar journeys.
A Boston sexual health clinic discovered a major gap in HIV prevention care that could help protect thousands of young women. The finding points to a clear solution that's already working for others.
Apoorva BV started with just two beehives in his bedroom and turned his passion into a thriving $24,000 ethical honey business. Today, the "Bee Man of India" rescues bees, empowers farmers and tribal women, and supplies honey to India's presidential palace.
In 2025, the world achieved stunning health victories as vaccines prevented millions of deaths and ten countries eliminated deadly diseases like malaria, HIV transmission, and sleeping sickness. From the Maldives becoming the first nation to eliminate three diseases at once to new breakthroughs in HIV prevention, science and global cooperation delivered hope.
When US funding vanished overnight, African researchers refused to let a groundbreaking HIV vaccine trial die. They found new money and kept the mission alive.