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For Some Women Enduring Repeated Miscarriages, Simple Surgical Solution Has 90% Success
This simple surgical procedure is ensuring that fewer and fewer mothers will have to endure the heartbreak of repeated miscarriages.
U.S. Ski Industry is Uniting Behind a List of Climate Change Actions to Save the Slopes
This is the first major collaboration between outdoor recreational groups to stop climate change and save American ski slopes.
Scientist Surprised to Find How Important it is to Have Visual Diet Rich in Kindness Over Cuteness
This new piece of research shows that people experience twice as much positive emotion with images of kindness compared to pretty pictures.
They Set Up Emergency Shelter Near Wildfire Disaster Zone and Took in Dozens of Wandering Cats
This rescue group has spent the last two months rescuing cats lost in the Camp Fire evacuation and reuniting them with their distressed families.
New Research Shows There is a Prime Time to Take the First Vacation With Your Significant Other
The Urban Dictionary defines “Bae” as a shortened version of baby or babe, or an acronym meaning “before anyone else.” A fun new study...
When an 87-Year-old Fell Down in Winter Storm, She was Rescued by a Dog (Now Being Called Lassie)
This black Labrador mix is being hailed a hero after she came to the rescue of an 87-year-old woman in distress earlier this week.
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Camera Shows Dogs Sprinting for Help After Owner Collapses From a Stroke
This security footage of Maureen Hatcher's dogs running to her rescue only further illustrates how dogs truly are man's best friend.
Free Hotline for Youngsters Has Helped Hundreds of Thousands With Everything From Homework to Sadness
For almost 30 years, youngsters have been able to use this special hotline for help with anything from failing grades to coping with their home life.
Dozens of Real-Life Jedis Are Finding Mental Relief and Mindfulness Through Lightsaber Classes
In a community center not so far away, Star Wars fans are battling it out like Jedi knights at a lightsaber combat academy.
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How a Yoga Teacher is Saving First Responders Across America From Depression – With Downward Dog
Yoga is not just good for exercise – it is saving police officers and firefighters from depression and mental illness.
Boeing’s Flying Air Taxi Has Just Completed Its First Test Flight – And It’s Electric!
The company's “air taxi” could be commercially available to the public as soon as 2023.
Being Rocked to Sleep is Good for Adults and Babies – and it Could Be a Future Cure for Insomnia
Being rocked to sleep isn't just good for babies – it also dramatically improves sleep and memory function for adults, too.
Scientists Are ‘Thrilled’ to Report That Hawaiian Coral Reefs Are Finally Stabilizing After Mass Bleaching
After the massive coral bleaching event that occurred in 2015, scientists are rejoicing over statewide reef recovery.
Photo of Multitasking Mom At Work Drums Up Support for Other Working Mothers
This powerhouse of a mom has become a prime example of how women can juggle parenting with work if given the chance by their employer.
Strangers Offer Flood of Support for White Mom Who’s ‘Clueless’ About Styling Black Daughter’s Hair
When a self-admitted “clueless white momma” asked social media for help styling her adopted daughter's hair, she was stunned by the response.
By Easing Anxiety for Lower-Income Students With 10-Minute Writing Exercise, Test Grades Soar Dramatically
A simple 10-minute writing exercise to reduce anxiety has been shown to reduce test failure rates by over half.
After Homeless Man Helps Get His Car Out of the Snow, NFL Player Brings Him to Tears With Thank You Gift
This homeless man was not expecting anything in return for helping a stranded motorist – but then he discovered that the driver was an NFL player.
Senior Enrolls in University After Alzheimer’s Diagnosis: ‘It’s a good thing because I was bored being retired!’
This 81-year-old with Alzheimer's hopes that his determination will inspire other dementia patients to fight their diagnosis.
The Science Behind Why We Need More of the ‘Secret Sauce’ of Kindness
What is the “secret sauce” of kindness – and why do we need it now more than ever?
Instead of ‘We Are What We Eat,’ the Science of Kindness Says ‘We Are What We See’ in Daily Life
If the old adage “you are what you eat” is true, then it also stands to reason that we are what we see as well.