Uplifting

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91-Year-old Gym Member Who Works Out in Overalls Becomes Social Media Poster Boy for Good Health

We live in a fast-paced world with mounting obligations, like family, car repairs, doctor appointments, children, social commitments, gardening, catching up on our favorite shows, jobs, cleaning, school, etc. All of these make it understandably difficult to make time to visit the gym. But while a number of us keep inventing a thousand and one […]

Stacy Robertson

Stacy Robertson

Writer and researcher

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Photographer captures the incredible moment an orangutan offers to save man’s life

We’ve all heard several stories of humans heroically rescuing animals. In the wake of the devastating Australian bushfire, heroic humans trooped to rescue animals from the ravaging fire.  Just like humans, animals are also capable of going to extraordinary lengths to save people from danger and possibly, death. This particular story is one that touches […]

Stacy Robertson

Stacy Robertson

Writer and researcher

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Scientists invent the world’s first 3D printed human cornea

2020 started off with some unbelievably good news for the eye health industry. Scientists at Newcastle University have developed the world’s first 3D-printed human cornea to facilitate transplantation and hopefully cure blindness.  The cornea is the outermost layer of the eye that covers other major parts and is responsible for refracting light rays. If your […]

Penelope Wilson

Penelope Wilson

Health enthusiast

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Snuggle Coats: Australian Organization Is Giving Fur Back to the Animals

Let’s face it. Real fur was once the hype. They are soft, comfortable, and long-lasting. However, as sensitization about the brutal implications of wearing a fur coat rises, more companies and individuals are pulling the plug and embracing faux fur. But while some are scrapping it from their collections, others are insistent on producing and […]

Stacy Robertson

Stacy Robertson

Writer and researcher

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86-year-old Grandfather Teaches Himself To Knit To Make Little Caps For Premature Babies

We live in an era when the average 24-hour news cycle is filled with stories of pain, deceit, death, tragedy, and heartbreak. Sometimes, it can be challenging to remain optimistic. But amid the pain and tragedy, we are blessed with glimpses of kindness and compassion that somehow lift our spirits and restores our collective belief […]

Stacy Robertson

Stacy Robertson

Writer and researcher

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Banana Leaf Technology: A Viable Alternative to Single-Use Plastics

Every year, millions of tons of plastics, find their way into the sea, endangering the lives of precious aquatic species, some already greatly endangered. On a number of occasions, whales and seals have been found strangled by abandoned fishing gear. Plastics have also been found in fish and shrimps. These microparticles are responsible for the […]

Stacy Robertson

Stacy Robertson

Writer and researcher

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They are alive! New study finds that trees have feelings and can communicate with other trees, as well as take care of each other

There’s more to trees than what meets the eye, and this isn’t just a pun about their deep roots. A recent study shows that trees not only have feelings but also make friends and look after each other.   Trees have feelings  “Tree Whisperer” Peter Wohlleben is a German researcher who has dedicated his life to […]

Stacy Robertson

Stacy Robertson

Writer and researcher

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Stray cat with crocheted ears gets her happily ever after

It’s hard enough to be sick as a human, even with a support system. Just imagine how much harder it is for a cat — a stray one no less.  ‘Lady in a Fur Coat’ Or ‘Lady’ for short is a poor cat who suffered from a chronic infection and hematomas in her ear. This […]

Stacy Robertson

Stacy Robertson

Writer and researcher