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Filipina High School Student Discovered ‘Aratiles’ Fruit As Potential Cure For Diabetes, Wins Intel International Science And Engineering Fair (ISEF) In Phoenix, Arizona, USA

Science fairs can be a pain to many teenagers who may struggle to select or follow through on a project. But this was not the case for 16-year-old Maria Isabel Layson of Iloilo National High School, located in the Western Visayas region of the Philippines. Layson, a student already taking accelerated science classes, dominated the

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It’s Move-In Day! Homeless Veterans Arrive At Their Village Of Tiny Homes

Emmi Scott / Health News

Homeless Veterans Face Challenges When veterans return from service, they can face many challenges reintegrating into day-to-day life. Some veterans end up homeless. One city in Canada is addressing the issue of homeless veterans by providing housing in a village of tiny homes. (1, 2) Veterans face many of the same societal challenges as civilians

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NASA’s ‘Hidden Figures’ To Be Awarded Congressional Gold Medals

Ani Lahiri / Health News

Once upon a time, women had no voice in western politics and leadership. But all of that is changing, one powerful woman at a time. Thanks to congresswoman Eddie Bernice Johnson, a few women have finally received long-overdue accolades for their humanity-changing contributions to the world. These “hidden figures,” who had been kept silent for

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Doctors Warn About Dangers And Spread Of Eyelash Lice

Cheryl Whitten / Essential Oils

Lash extensions are seemingly a girl’s best friend, but doctors are warning about the rise in eyelash lice because of lash extensions. Eyelash Lice & Lash Extensions Eyelash lice, called Demodex, love bacteria. They live in sweat glands and hair follicles and generally live on the face, but different species can be found in different

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Villagers Are Knitting Jumpers For Elephants To Protect Them From Near-Freezing

Crystal Phyllis Mcleod / Complete Happiness

Elephant fashion trends are finally a thing, thanks to a diligent group of women in the northern Indian city of Mathura. Concerned for the elephants at the Wildlife SOS Elephant Conservation, who have been experiencing near-zero temperatures at night, the women began making elephant-sized jumpers. Pictures of the animals taken amid an ongoing cold wave,

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Giant Floating Solar Farms Could Make Fuel and Help Solve the Climate Crisis, Says Study

Emmi Scott / Environment

Floating Solar Farms Scientists have proposed floating solar farms as a way to combat the climate crisis. A research team from Norway and Switzerland published a study in the scientific journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America (PNAS) suggesting that these floating clusters of solar panels could reduce

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Trial Vaccine Wipes Out Breast Cancer In Florida Patient

Emmi Scott / Cancer

Learning that you have breast cancer is one of the most terrifying possibilities for many women. But a trial vaccine from the Mayo Clinic is offering hope in treating the disease. Breast Cancer in the United States For women in the United States, breast cancer is the second-most common type diagnosed, after lung cancer. One

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9-Year-Old Told Not To Doodle In Class Decorates Restaurant With His Drawings

Crystal Phyllis Mcleod / Healthy Spirit

Are you a doodler? You know, do you sketch out designs, little characters, or everyday objects on the side of your paper? As a nurse, my doodles often feature small pairs of lungs, a talkative kidney, and dancing stethoscopes, but maybe you’re a flower or airplane type of doodler. Doodling can be relaxing and seems

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Scientist Develop “Artificial Leaf” That Sucks CO2 Out of Air & Produces Clean Energy

Emily Murray / Environment

Something exciting and new is on the horizon for the battle against climate change, and it couldn’t come at a better time! In a discovery that will likely open many doors to the future, scientists were able to create an artificial leaf that looks a lot like a real one and does the work of

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Single Dad Adopts Girl With Down Syndrome Rejected By 20 Families

Cheryl Whitten / Healthy Kids

Luca Trapanese, a single dad from Italy, adopted a baby girl with Down syndrome. At one month old, baby Alba had been rejected 20 times, but Luca knew they were meant to be together. Deciding To Adopt At the age of 14, Luca’s friend died of cancer. He spent all his time with his friend

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