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Racer Turned Quadriplegic Beats One in a Million Odds With Triumphant Recovery
Fifteen years after a profoundly life-altering accident, Aaron Baker lives a life that medical professionals never believed possible. A professional motocross racer deemed a...
The Top 10 Good News Stories of 2014
In many respects 2014 was a rough year, with Ebola, the Islamic State, and deaths in Ukraine, but it was also one in which...
Can Aging Be Stopped by Your Mind-set? Studies Say Yes
If we could turn back the clock psychologically, could we also turn it back physically?
Ellen Langer’s 35 years of experiments have shown that mental...
Wind Turbine Noise Not Linked to Health Problems, Health Canada Finds
A year-long $2.1 million study by the federal government agency, Health Canada, found no link between wind turbine noise and migraines, dizziness, or chronic...
Miss Idaho Proudly Displays Insulin Pump During Bikini Walk
Everyone can agree that Miss Idaho is beautiful when she takes a stroll down the pageant runway for the swimsuit competition -- even with...
25 Percent Drop in Stroke Rate for Americans
Fewer Americans are having strokes and those who do have a lower risk of dying from them finds a new study led by researchers...
Today is World Chocolate Day
There may be health benefits to a daily piece of dark chocolate, so feast today during World Chocolate Day.
Lauded for its tremendous antioxidant potential, the...
Diabetic Health Risks Drop Sharply in the US
Startling progress was discovered by federal researchers in the numbers of American diabetics avoiding serious complications due to their disease over the 20 years from...
Soda Sales Rapidly Decline Across the U.S.
Americans are drinking 20 percent less soda than they did in 1998, according to trade tracker Beverage Digest.
Diet drinks are losing market share even...
Landmark Study Shows Link Between Dietary Patterns And Depression in Women
Women whose diet includes more foods that trigger inflammation—like sugar-sweetened or diet soft drinks, refined grains, red meat, and margarine—and fewer foods that restrain...
Now You Can Invest Your Money in a Fund to Advance Vaccines
A new investment fund structured by JPMorgan Chase and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation will, for the first time, allow individual and institutional...
Delta CEO Gives Up Seat for Struggling Mom
At the end of a nightmare day of airline delays, Jessie Frank, who was in route to join her 12-year-old daughter for the girl's...
Growing Food in the Desert: The Solution to the World’s Food Crisis is Here
Agriculture uses 60-80% of the planet's scarce fresh water, but what would happen if food production used no water at all? That is what...
New Approach Could Treat MS, Other Autoimmune Diseases
Researchers trying to find a way to treat multiple sclerosis think they’ve come up with an approach that could not only help patients with...
Miraculous Recovery for Veteran After Getting a Dog
After living through military combat duty, adjusting to civilian life is one of the huge challenges facing veterans returning home. Disabled veterans themselves, Michael...
Find Health and Happiness on a Walk in the Woods
Do you want to be happier, healthier, and smarter? I have just the prescription for you: add a daily dose of nature to your...
How Our Golden Retriever Lost Her Sight — But Kept Her Love of Life
For years, our Golden Retriever, Shakira, had the ability to track an incoming missile – a yellow tennis ball, I mean – better than...
Cat Saves Woman From Seizure Within Hours of its Adoption
A Wisconsin woman adopted a large orange cat and within hours of bringing him home the feline rescued her from an insulin seizure. Amy...
U.S. Medical ‘Trash’ Saving Lives Abroad
Doctors will often prepare for surgical procedures by opening instrument and supply kits that contain up to 100 items. Many of these items, such...
Good News Network Story Inspires Million Dollar Donation to Duplicate Kids Health Program
Good news travels fast – and apparently, pretty far.
After a Good News Network story about the first rural diabetes center in the US, which...