Health
Johns Hopkins leads $24M NIH push for hepatitis B cure
A $24 million NIH grant funds an international consortium led by Johns Hopkins to accelerate research for a functional cure for chronic hepatitis B.
Health
AI's Top Healthcare Impacts: Diagnosis, Drug Discovery, Administration
AI is transforming healthcare by improving diagnostic accuracy, accelerating drug discovery, and streamlining administrative tasks.
Environment
Winnipeg's Karner Blue Butterfly Conservation Efforts Continue
Conservationists in Manitoba are working to protect the endangered Karner blue butterfly, a species native to the region.
Good News
Magloire Delcros-Varaud Launches New Season of 'Rassemblance'
Filmmaker Magloire Delcros-Varaud returns with a fourth season of 'Rassemblance,' exploring the lives of inspiring figures who rebuilt after exile.
Good News
Women Use Iftar Gatherings to Foster Community and Empowerment
Women-led groups are organizing Iftar meals during Ramadan to create spaces for community support, skill-sharing, and empowerment.
Health
Suppository Use and Research in Modern Medicine
Suppositories remain a vital, though sometimes overlooked, method for drug delivery, with ongoing research into new applications.
Good News
Southern Utah Women Honored at Element Awards for Community Impact
Three women from Southern Utah were recognized for their leadership and community contributions at the 2026 Element Awards.
Health
Integrated community care safely expands access in Africa
A major trial shows community-based integrated care for HIV, diabetes, and hypertension is safe and effective in sub-Saharan Africa.
Health
Breath Test Accurately Detects Bacterial Infections: Study
A new breath test can accurately distinguish bacterial from viral infections, potentially reducing unnecessary antibiotic use.
Science
Dolly the Sheep's Legacy: 30 Years of Cloning Science
The birth of Dolly the sheep in 1996 revolutionized genetic science, sparking ethical debates and advancing stem cell research.
Health
Mother beats stage 4 colorectal cancer with rare liver transplant
A Los Angeles mother is cancer-free after a rare, multi-organ transplant procedure for stage 4 colorectal cancer.
Science
Engineered bacteria convert plastic waste into Parkinson's drug
Researchers have engineered bacteria to convert plastic waste into levodopa, a key Parkinson's disease treatment.