In World First, HIV-Positive Woman Donates Kidney to a Fellow HIV-Positive Patient
35-year-old Nina Martinez unknowingly contracted HIV as an infant – but now, she's proudly making history as the first living HIV-positive kidney donor.
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New 'Smart Toilet Seat' Could Save Thousands and Monitor Vital Signs From Comfort of Home
Rather than having hospital readmissions cost patients and healthcare systems thousands of dollars, this new life-saving loo could be the solution.
One of the Largest Native American Tribes Has Just Voted to End Their 100-Year Dependency on Coal
Immediately after rejecting the acquisition of an Arizona coal mine, the Navajo Council announced their new dedication to renewable energy.
FTC Crackdown Stops Four Major Call Centers Responsible for Billions of Illegal Robocalls
The operations were responsible for running dozens of illegal phone scams and fake business schemes in order to con Americans out of their money.
How People Think We Should Use Slang, and Which Ones Should Never Be Heard Again? Survey Says…
This new survey asked 2,000 Americans when it was appropriate to use slang and which words might be the most irksome to hear.
Remember the 8-Year-old Girl Who Became Mother to a Duck? They're Now Using Their Cuteness for Therapy
Kylie Brown and Snowflake the Duck are now using their friendship as therapy for other people who may need a feathered friend.
Listen to Dad's Delight When Daughter Defies Doctors and Suddenly Takes Her First Steps
Doctors had warned that Lawree may never be able to walk – so imagine her father's excitement when she took several tentative steps last month.
World's Youngest Teachers Are Babies Who Visit Schools to Teach Students About Empathy - and It's Working
These babies might be small, but they're apparently having a big impact on the schoolchildren they "teach" - especially the troubled students.
Instead of Depressing News, Here Are 5 Big, BIG Reasons to Applaud Humanity
Are you tired of seeing gloom and doom on your news feed? Then here are five stories to restore your faith in humanity.
World Wildlife Fund Gets Ex-Poachers To Protect and Save the Big Cats They Once Hunted
Rather than trying to deter poaching with punishment, conservationists recruited the hunters in order to help monitor and protect Russian snow leopards.
'Projects For Good' - This Ingenious Website Makes it Easier to Change the World!
Designed for people who want to support the greater good, not just with money, but with their talent and energy-but don't know where to start.
For the First Time Ever, a Woman is Awarded the Most Prestigious Mathematics Award in the World
Described as the "Nobel" of mathematics, the prize also comes with a $700,000 award, which will be presented by the King of Norway in May.