Today's good news
Here is today's good news, and the best of the last few days: positive, uplifting and happy news from every corner of the world.
It's not just feel-good news. Every story is verified at its original source (scientific studies, official bodies, trusted outlets) and comes with its impact number, because good news should have to prove itself too.
Two Spanish regions bring breast cancer screening forward to age 45, reaching 43,182 more women in Extremadura alone
Chile clears 99.5% of its overdue breast cancer care cases
Structured exercise linked to a 23% lower risk of death in people with cancer, mostly breast cancer
NICE backs life-extending Enhertu for HER2-low advanced breast cancer on the NHS
Europe backs a pill that doubles survival in advanced pancreatic cancer
Madrid scientists find a molecular switch that, when blocked, curbs breast cancer spread in the lab
AI built in Catalonia helps tell whether breast cancer has reached the armpit lymph nodes
Deforestation in Brazil's Amazon falls 42% to the lowest level ever recorded
At 99, Helga becomes the world's oldest female wing-walker
A Spanish wind-powered sled sets off to cross 3,400 km of Antarctica with zero emissions
Davidovich wins Shanghai, the first Spaniard ever to lift the Masters 1000 title
Best of the week: corals that recover, girls living longer and a cleaner Thames
Giant tortoises now outnumber people in the Seychelles
Endangered bogong moths are filling Australia's skies again
Wildlife crossings on a Colorado interstate cut animal crashes by 91%
England plans to triple its organic farmland to 10% by 2036
Light-activated fabric cuts germs by 75% in hospital rooms in Spain
New microscope lets scientists see inside living cells without dyes
Questions about good news
Where can I read good news every day?
Happy News of the Day publishes positive news every day about science, health, the planet, people, animals and education from around the world. You can also follow us on Instagram at @happynewsoftheday.
Is the positive news you publish real?
Yes. Every story is checked against its original source (a study, an official body or a trusted outlet), and we link to it at the end of the piece. If it cannot be verified, we do not publish it.
What kind of good news do you cover?
Scientific and medical breakthroughs, species and ecosystems recovering, collective wins, people helping others, education, and data showing how the world is getting better.
How can I get the best good news of the week?
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