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Consistency is key in strength training

Strength training bolsters muscles, the heart, and sleep while lowering the risk of disease. Strength training bolsters muscles, the heart, and sleep while lowering the risk of disease.

18/03/2026 18/03/2026

EU: Transgender people have the right to matching IDs

The European Court of Justice has ruled that EU member states must update gender markers on identification documents to match the identity of transgender individuals. The European Court of Justice has ruled that EU member states must update gender markers on identification documents to match the identity of transgender individuals.

16/03/2026 16/03/2026

7 global innovations for people and nature

These innovations show how global solutions can improve our daily lives. These innovations show how global solutions can improve our daily lives.

14/03/2026 14/03/2026

Friday the 13th? Today is your lucky day!

No need to fear the date: We’re turning this supposed unlucky day into a dose of optimism. No need to fear the date: We’re turning this supposed unlucky day into a dose of optimism.

13/03/2026 13/03/2026

New medication significantly reduces epilepsy seizures in children

A new medication is offering hope to children with Dravet syndrome, a rare form of epilepsy. A new medication is offering hope to children with Dravet syndrome, a rare form of epilepsy.

11/03/2026 11/03/2026

Genetic fingerprinting convicts poachers

In a landmark ruling in Zimbabwe, lion poachers were convicted for the first time using forensic DNA analysis. In a landmark ruling in Zimbabwe, lion poachers were convicted for the first time using forensic DNA analysis.

09/03/2026 09/03/2026

International Women’s Day: Good News for March 8

Today we celebrate what activists have achieved, what we’re currently fighting for, and what we will continue to advance for women’s rights. Today we celebrate what activists have achieved, what we’re currently fighting for, and what we will continue to advance for women’s rights.

08/03/2026 08/03/2026

Chile defeats leprosy

Chile has become the second country in the world to eliminate leprosy. Chile has become the second country in the world to eliminate leprosy.

06/03/2026 06/03/2026

Immunotherapy could shrink prostate tumors

A new immunotherapy offers hope for advanced prostate cancer. A new immunotherapy offers hope for advanced prostate cancer.

04/03/2026 04/03/2026

Retailers in Austria must disclose shrinkflation

Austria brings more clarity to supermarket shelves. Austria brings more clarity to supermarket shelves.

02/03/2026 02/03/2026

😍 8 Good News from February

February at a glance: Our Good News of the month — all in one place! February at a glance: Our Good News of the month — all in one place!

28/02/2026 28/02/2026

EU bans destruction of unsold clothing

Large fashion companies will no longer be allowed to destroy their stock. Large fashion companies will no longer be allowed to destroy their stock.

27/02/2026 27/02/2026

China and India slow down coal

For the first time in years, electricity generation from fossil fuels is falling in China and India. For the first time in years, electricity generation from fossil fuels is falling in China and India.

25/02/2026 25/02/2026

Pawsitive News from the animal world

Yeah, we’re back from our winter break – and kicking off with plenty of Good News from the animal world! Yeah, we’re back from our winter break – and kicking off with plenty of Good News from the animal world!

23/02/2026 23/02/2026

Seagrass restoration in Malaysia

Success for biodiversity and climate Success for biodiversity and climate

06/02/2026 06/02/2026

Cancer prevention could save millions of lives

A global analysis of 185 countries shows that around four in ten new cancer cases are linked to preventable risk factors. A global analysis of 185 countries shows that around four in ten new cancer cases are linked to preventable risk factors.

04/02/2026 04/02/2026

😍 8 Good News from January

January 2026 in review: Despite many negative headlines, there were plenty of positive developments last month. We’ve rounded up the highlights that give us hope. January 2026 in review: Despite many negative headlines, there were plenty of positive developments last month. We’ve rounded up the highlights that give us hope.

31/01/2026 31/01/2026

Indonesia revokes mining and logging licenses in orangutan habitats

After devastating floods in Sumatra, the Indonesian government took action: dozens of resource companies had their licenses revoked, and others face lawsuits. After devastating floods in Sumatra, the Indonesian government took action: dozens of resource companies had their licenses revoked, and others face lawsuits.

28/01/2026 28/01/2026

Amsterdam bans ads for meat and fossil fuels

Amsterdam is sending a political signal for climate and health: starting this summer, no ads for meat, flights, cruises, or fossil fuels will be allowed on city property. Amsterdam is sending a political signal for climate and health: starting this summer, no ads for meat, flights, cruises, or fossil fuels will be allowed on city property.

26/01/2026 26/01/2026

7 Good News from health research

The first weeks of 2026 are already bringing exciting insights from health research. The first weeks of 2026 are already bringing exciting insights from health research.

24/01/2026 24/01/2026 1 reazione

The Ocean Cleanup removes 45 million kilograms of plastic

Since its founding in 2013, the environmental organization The Ocean Cleanup has removed over 45 million kilograms of trash from oceans and rivers. Since its founding in 2013, the environmental organization The Ocean Cleanup has removed over 45 million kilograms of trash from oceans and rivers.

23/01/2026 23/01/2026

UK invests £15 billion in green energy

With a new support program, the British government aims to help millions of households install solar panels and adopt green technologies. With a new support program, the British government aims to help millions of households install solar panels and adopt green technologies.

21/01/2026 21/01/2026

Lung cancer deaths among women are declining

After more than 25 years of rising lung cancer deaths, there are finally encouraging signs for 2026. After more than 25 years of rising lung cancer deaths, there are finally encouraging signs for 2026.

19/01/2026 19/01/2026

7 positive potentials of Artificial Intelligence

Artificial intelligence is already part of everyday life – and it can do far more than just give advice or tips. Discover the opportunities – and the challenges – of AI. Artificial intelligence is already part of everyday life – and it can do far more than just give advice or tips. Discover the opportunities – and the challenges – of AI.

17/01/2026 17/01/2026

Pilot study shows new treatment restores vision for the blind

Doctors at Moorfields Hospital in London report a medical breakthrough Doctors at Moorfields Hospital in London report a medical breakthrough

16/01/2026 16/01/2026

Apps help people stay smoke-free

Quitting smoking is tough. A meta-study shows that smartphone apps can nearly triple the chances of staying smoke-free. Quitting smoking is tough. A meta-study shows that smartphone apps can nearly triple the chances of staying smoke-free.

14/01/2026 14/01/2026

A new AI detects 130 health risks while you sleep

Researchers at Stanford University have developed an AI that can assess the risk of over 130 diseases from a single night in a sleep lab. Researchers at Stanford University have developed an AI that can assess the risk of over 130 diseases from a single night in a sleep lab.

12/01/2026 12/01/2026

New approach in pain therapy

A research team at the University of Pennsylvania is working on a novel gene therapy that targets pain centers in the brain to reduce suffering. A research team at the University of Pennsylvania is working on a novel gene therapy that targets pain centers in the brain to reduce suffering.

09/01/2026 09/01/2026

South Korea ends bear bile farming

Starting in 2026, the country will ban the breeding and keeping of bears for bile extraction. Starting in 2026, the country will ban the breeding and keeping of bears for bile extraction.

07/01/2026 07/01/2026

Renewables are the winners of 2025

In 2025, for the first time, more electricity worldwide was generated from wind, solar, and other renewables than from coal. In 2025, for the first time, more electricity worldwide was generated from wind, solar, and other renewables than from coal.

05/01/2026 05/01/2026