Health
Targeted Brain Stimulation Shows Promise for PTSD Treatment
A clinical trial found a targeted form of non-invasive brain stimulation significantly reduced PTSD symptoms for at least three months.
Health
WHO highlights African researchers on World Health Day 2026
The WHO's World Health Day 2026 campaign features public health researchers like Dr. Alice Guingané of Burkina Faso.
Science
Scientists Discover Novel Optical Properties in Arsenic Trisulfide
Researchers, including Nobel Laureate Konstantin Novoselov, find arsenic trisulfide can be shaped with a laser for advanced nano-optics.
Science
Canine Longevity Drug Market Poised for Growth
The market for anti-aging drugs for dogs is expanding, with several therapies in development and a projected value of billions by 2035.
Health
Citrus compound shows promise for fatty liver in early studies
Early research suggests nobiletin, a compound in orange peel, may improve metabolic markers in fatty liver disease.
Environment
UK climate campaigner Sarah Finch wins Goldman Environmental Prize
Sarah Finch, whose legal challenge set a UK precedent on assessing downstream emissions, has won a 2026 Goldman Environmental Prize.
Science
Four Japanese Scientists Win 2026 Breakthrough Physics Prize
An international team including four Japanese researchers has won the 2026 Breakthrough Prize in Fundamental Physics for muon measurement.
Good News
Senegal's Bignona Hosts Digital Music Training for Youth
A training program in Bignona, Senegal, is equipping young people with computer-assisted music production skills.
Good News
Mayo man develops emergency EpiPen kit for severe allergies
Darren Forde from Hollymount, known for installing defibrillators on Croagh Patrick, has created a new emergency medical kit for severe allergic reactions.
Health
International Orthopedic Surgery Summit Held in Marrakech
A major international summit on orthopedic and trauma surgery convened in Marrakech, gathering global experts to discuss advancements.
Science
Oldest ankylosaur fossils found in Morocco, dating to 168 million years
Fossils from Morocco reveal the oldest known ankylosaur, dating to the Middle Jurassic, 168 million years ago.
Good News
Findhorn to host world culture festival in July 2026
The Findhorn Foundation in Scotland will host a three-day World Culture Festival in July 2026, featuring music, dance, and workshops.