Health
30-second test could prevent stroke in Indigenous Australians
UNSW researchers recommend screening Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people for atrial fibrillation 10 years earlier than current guidelines.
Environment
Rodent Removal Triggers Insect Boom on Lord Howe Island
Eradication of invasive rodents on Lord Howe Island led to a 200% increase in insect abundance, per University of Sydney research.
Entertainment
Why I Don't Like The Witcher 3: A Personal Gaming Confession
A writer explains why The Witcher 3, a critically acclaimed 2015 RPG, didn't resonate with them personally.
Science
Nanotech Breath Test for Diabetes Nears Human Trials
Professor Lan Fu's Ketowhistle breath test, using nanotechnology, is set for its first pilot clinical study in diabetes patients.
Health
Handheld device detects lung cancer from a drop of blood
Chinese scientists developed a handheld device that detects early lung cancer from a drop of blood, enabling faster diagnosis.
Health
Robotic Surgery Low Complication in Endometriosis Study
A Hyderabad study of 108 women found low complication rates in robotic-assisted surgery for endometriosis from Oct 2023 to Apr 2025.
Health
Gardening therapy aids brain bleed recovery in UK woman
Rose Hickman, 22, credits gardening therapy at a West Yorkshire hospital for her recovery from a life-threatening brain bleed.
Health
Perimenopause Brain Fog: Clinical Review Validates Cognitive Symptoms
A clinical review confirms perimenopause brain fog is real, affecting memory and focus, with hormonal changes as a key factor.
Good News
Karoline Leavitt's Tribute Moves Kyle Busch's Wife to Tears
Karoline Leavitt's emotional tribute to Kyle Busch's wife Samantha left her in tears at a NASCAR event.
Science
Tiny blue octopus discovered in deep sea
Scientists from the Charles Darwin Foundation discovered a new tiny blue octopus species in the deep sea.
Science
DNA Methylation Variability Key to Precision Cancer Treatment
A review highlights DNA methylation heterogeneity's role in shaping tumor microenvironment and improving precision cancer therapies.
Good News
Elderly security guard becomes top graphic designer in Japan
Shuetsu Sato, 71, a night security guard at a Tokyo train station, gained fame for his duct tape signs and now works as a graphic designer.