A Daily Antidote to Everything Else
Looking ahead: Every year, tens of thousands of Americans receive organ transplants, yet demand still outstrips supply. Now, a research team at Carnegie Mellon University believes the way out of that crisis may not be more donor organs but engineered ones – built layer by layer through bioprinting.
Source: Scientists print human liver tissue in breakthrough that could save lives
Fascinating.
Dr. Bill Tedesco, nearing 91, continues to care for patients at Glens Falls Hospital, practicing palliative care.
Source: 90-year-old doctor still practicing at Glens Falls Hospital
Very cool, and inspiring.
From a return of humans to lunar orbit, to Japan’s first crack at Mars, advanced space travel and exploration is set to continue in 2026.
Source: 4 Exciting Space Missions Launch This Year Including NASA’s Return to Moon, Japan’s Jump to Mars
Exciting times!
19-year-old Juan Mendoza jumped into action to save a couple after a terrible car crash. Later, the three were reunited and Juan was surprised with a scholarship.
Source: Teen Rushes Into Traffic To Save Trapped Couple — Then Gets The Surprise Of A Lifetime
Well done.
The old Swiss Brown cow has astonished scientists in Austria with her broom, which she uses as a multi-purpose tool.
Source: Veronika Is First Cow to Be Seen Using a Multi-Purpose Tool, Something Seen Only in Apes
Cute. 
A 66-year-old hiker who vanished deep inside Kahurangi National Park has been found alive after nearly three weeks missing — in an outcome authorities are calling nothing short of remarkable.
Source: ‘He’s Extremely Lucky To Be Alive’: Hiker Found Alive After 3 Weeks Missing
Wow.
“I just broke down,” said father-to-be Norman Vales. “I didn’t know what you think or what to say.”
Source: Restaurant Staff Cancels Holiday Party, Gives Funds to Coworker Adopting a Baby
Nice.
In a recent study, scientists found that a simple blood test detected Crohn’s disease long before symptoms appeared.
Source: Blood Test May Offer Early Crohn’s Disease Detection: Study
Vey cool.
The people of Gander are once again living up to their well-earned reputation for hospitality after a group of travelers became stranded at the airport last night.
Source: Gander Residents Show Up in Droves to Help Stranded Passengers
History repeats itself in a lovely way.
The rescue crew stepped in to make sure a community member received their necessities in time.
Source: Washington Firefighters Help Deliver Groceries After Instacart Driver Suffers Accident
Nice.