A new analysis of a major UK trial suggests routine biopsy slides may help identify which patients could benefit from a more intensive treatment.

A new analysis of a major UK trial suggests routine biopsy slides may help identify which patients could benefit from a more intensive treatment.

Global data points to steady progress Good news for public health: several countries are reporting sustained declines in deaths linked to chronic, noncommunicable diseases (NCDs) such as heart disease, certain...

Transforming the Teaching LandscapeIn an age where technology continues to evolve, artificial intelligence (AI) is stepping up as a remarkable ally for educators worldwide. Reports from institutions like the University of...

Education for All: A Global AchievementIn a heartening turn of events, UNESCO reports that since 2015, an astounding 110 million additional children have stepped...

A Bright Beginning for EducationIn rural India, immense progress is being made to empower young girls through education, thanks to innovative initiatives like solar-powered...

From resolution to action: the world aligns on plasticsHere’s good news for the planet: 175 nations agreed at the UN Environment Assembly (UNEA) in...

A UN-led plan gathers pace Here is good news the world can rally behind: 175 countries agreed in Nairobi, Kenya, to develop a legally binding...

MoMA’s latest Silent Movie Week brought seven restored films, reconstructed music, and newly recovered theatrical versions back before audiences in New York.

Universities turn STEAM into real-world impact Here’s good news for anyone who loves creativity and curiosity: around the world, new cultural investment is bringing artists...

How brain and eye implants are restoring letters, words, and hope Here’s some truly good news for anyone following advances in sight restoration: a wave...

Evidence points to augmentation, not mass replacement There is good news for anyone wondering how artificial intelligence will shape tomorrow’s jobs. Research from institutions such...