Girl With One Leg Breaks Swim Records
Swimming is a hard sport but 17-year-old Christina Lang makes it look easy–even with one leg.
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There's Such a Thing As Too Much Fruit: How to Measure the Good Foods
When it comes to "good for you" foods, when do we reach the point of too much "goodness"? Here are 9 tips...
Hooray! A Diet Cheat Day Can Help You Lose Weight: Here's How To Own It
According to recent studies, indulging in a diet cheat day could actually help boost your metabolism and help you lost weight. Here's how to do it right.
"The Aussies Are Coming!" Overseas Firefighters Arrive in WA
70 Australian and New Zealand firefighters arrived in the US last week to help their brothers, ready to go wherever wildfires were burning.
Fifth Train Attack Hero Speaks Out For the First Time
The French hero just released from a hospital after he was shot confronting a gunman on a train, talked about it, and the American who helped save his life.
Dentist Gives Full, New Smile to Man Who Helps the Homeless
A Texas man who drives a food ambulance around town to feed the homeless now has a reason to break out his smile, rather than hiding it.
New Plasma Technique Could Eliminate Dentist Drill
People who live in fear of the dentist's drill could be in for a more comfortable future - as new plasma technology arrives. "Drilling is a very uncomfortable and sometimes painful experience. The use of cold "plasma jets", in contrast, is a completely contact-free method that is highly effective," said Dr Stefan Rupf, who led the study.
100 Dentist Chairs Fill Gym on "Mission of Mercy"
A thousand people streamed into the University of Maryland's gymnasium yesterday where a "Mission of Mercy" began dispensing a million dollars worth of free dental care. 800 dentists and hygienists are volunteering their time during the two-day mobile dental clinic to serve uninsured adults.
Waiter Gets A Beyond-Generous Tip to Pay for Dental Surgery
A Wichita, Kansas diner that has been a hub for kindness and helpfulness changed the life of a smiley waiter who was in dire need of dental care.
Middle-Agers Are Fending Off Dementia With Healthy Living: Study
A new UK study suggests that a drop in the rate of dementia for people over 65 is likely due to healthier lifestyles in middle age.
Town Lights Up the Night With River of Light
Saturday night in a tiny town in Central Vermont, hundreds of children and artists of all ages will be aglow in a beautiful December ritual, The River of Light Lantern Parade. Every year at the beginning of December when the nights begin to darken and the cold sets in, the people of Waterbury, Vermont carry illuminated hand-made lanterns in a magical procession through town.
Mom Crafts Superhero Capes for Ailing Kids Nationwide
One mother is giving more than 1,700 sick children a reason to smile. Robyn Rosenberger crafts capes to give children with terminal illnesses a chance to feel special – to feel like superheroes. "She doesn't just deliver capes, she bolsters children," one child's mother told TODAY. "It's Robyn that turns them into superheroes."
How Do Dogs Show Us Love? Let's Count the Ways in This Beautiful Video
This poignant video from Milo's kitchen totally puts into words what we all feel about our beloved four-legged friends.
Olé! Another Mexican State Bans Traditional Bullfights
A third Mexican state has 'taken the bull by the horns' and banned bullfighting, as public opposition against the spectacle hits 73%.
FDA Approves Drug That Reverses Heroin Overdoses
In response, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration yesterday approved a prescription treatment that can be used by family members or caregivers in an emergency to aid a person who may be overdosing on heroin, morphine or other opiates. The injection treatment rapidly delivers a single dose of the drug naloxone via a hand-held auto-injector that can be carried in a pocket or stored in a medicine cabinet.Read More
Study Shines New Light on Preventing Multiple Sclerosis
A ray of hope for preventing or delaying multiple sclerosis: Canadian researchers found a link between a lack of vitamin D and the susceptibility to MS.
Baby Laughing Hysterically at Ripping Paper
Laughter is good for our health, so I enjoy sharing videos of babies that are sure to make most people giggle. In this home video, the baby thinks it is hilarious when her father tears some paper.
Mom's Nose-Blowing Scares - then Thrills - Baby
With millions of hits on YouTube this home video shows a 5-month-old boy who isn't sure what to think when mom blows her nose. Sometimes he's terrified, then he can't stop laughing.
Bike Bells Are Ringing: Librarians Pedal Books to Kids In "Book Deserts"
Libraries are delivering reading material to kids and adults with "Books on Bikes" programs cycling around the U.S.
47 Kenyan Villages to Get a "Solar Powered Classroom in a Box"
Just add sunshine, and you've got an instant classroom, complete with computers, for forty-seven counties in Kenya.