Health
Japan Approves First iPS Cell Therapy for Parkinson's Disease
Japan has approved the world's first clinical use of an iPS cell-derived therapy for Parkinson's disease, developed by Kyoto University.
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World
Lebanese paramedics face deadly Israeli strikes in south
Paramedics in southern Lebanon describe working under constant threat of Israeli airstrikes as cross-border clashes intensify.
Environment
Indiana DNR launches invasive carp harvest permit program
The Indiana DNR has introduced a new permit allowing commercial fishers to harvest invasive carp from the Wabash River to protect native species.
Sports
Jayson Tatum's Return Powers Celtics to Top NBA Record
Jayson Tatum's return from injury has helped the Boston Celtics secure the NBA's best record as of March 2026.
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Health
Shivamogga DC orders measures to curb Kyasanur Forest Disease
Shivamogga's Deputy Commissioner has directed officials to implement preventive measures against Kyasanur Forest Disease (KFD) following recent cases.
Politics
AG requests docket in Royal Nursing College shutdown case
Ghana's Attorney General has requested the case docket after the Royal Nursing College in Kumasi was shut down by the tertiary education commission.
Health
Shingles vaccine tied to lower cardiac event risk in heart patients
A study found heart disease patients who got the shingles vaccine had a significantly lower rate of serious cardiac events a year later.
Health
Cognitive Challenges Boost Brain Health, Research Shows
Learning new skills and engaging in mentally stimulating activities can build cognitive reserve and support brain health as we age.
Good News
Friends maintain bond with annual 'bestiecation' tradition
Two friends have maintained their close bond for years by committing to an annual reunion trip they call a 'bestiecation'.
Science
New model maps global hotspots for deadly scorpion stings
Researchers create a global map predicting hotspots for lethal scorpion species to help target public health resources.
Health
UK woman dies from rabies after Morocco dog scratch
A UK woman has died from rabies four months after being scratched by a stray dog during a holiday in Morocco.
Entertainment
Funeral for Midlands 'Lip King' Jordan Parke set for March 21
The funeral for Jordan James Parke, known as the Midlands 'Lip King', will be held on March 21, 2026, in Birmingham.