Caterpillar Fungus Used in Chinese Medicine Slows the Growth of Cancer Cells, Shows New Study
nnBritish researchers have discovered one of the secrets behind a traditional Chinese medicine made from an orange caterpillar fungus, and are touting its potential for combating cancer.nnThe mechanism that triggers anti-inflammatory and other health benefits within the compound called cordycepin were not understood in western medicine—until now.nnNew research into the chemical produced by the caterpillar […]
The Politician Who Picked Up Trash in the Capitol Wins Campaign For U.S. Senate
nnCongressman Andy Kim won his campaign for the US Senate seat in New Jersey last week—a result that left many GNN fans cheering.nnThe 42-year-old became a fan favorite for his selfless and humble act caught on film four years ago.nnIt was 1:00 in the morning following the gruesome attack on the US Capitol on January […]
How Americans are Reinventing ‘The Village’ It Takes to Raise a Child: New Poll
nnA new poll shows that today’s parents are reinventing the definition of their “village” when it comes to raising their children.nnThe survey results gathered from 2,000 parents of kids under 7, showed that 86% believe they have a different type of support system today than their own parents did.nn78% agreed that the definition of a […]
“Pain is important: how we evade it, how we succumb to it, how we deal with it, how we transcend it.” – Audre Lorde
Quote of the Day: “Pain is important: how we evade it, how we succumb to it, how we deal with it, how we transcend it.” – Audre LordennPhoto by: Susan G Komen 3-DaynnWith a new inspirational quote every day, atop the perfect photo—collected and archived on our Quote of the Day page—why not bookmark GNN.org for a […]
Good News in History, November 17
151 years ago today, the Rival cities of Buda and Pest put their differences aside and their names together to form Budapest—the capital of Hungary still to this day. Divided by the Danube, the two cities were very different despite their proximity. The residents of Pest, on the eastern bank, were primarily Hungarian, while the […]