The WHO launched a program to train midwives in rural areas of developing countries
The WHO launched a program to train midwives in rural areas of developing countries
A study revealed that social media use can reduce face-to-face communication skills in teensThe government provided financial assistance to small businesses affected by a recent storm
A flood in a small town damaged over 150 homes and forced residents to evacuateA startup launched an app that helps users track their daily exercise and calorie intakeLocal restaurants partnered with food delivery services to offer contactless delivery
The World Bank provided funding to improve sanitation systems in rural villages in AsiaA tennis player returned to competition after injury and won a tournament in their comeback
A museum hosted a special exhibit on ancient Egyptian artifacts on loan from Cairo
Researchers found that chronic stress can weaken the immune system and cause illnessAn oil company announced it will build a new carbon capture facility at its refinery
A small plane crashed in a field near an airport with the pilot and passengers rescued safelyA study showed that eating more vegetables can reduce the risk of developing certain cancers
The postal service introduced a new express delivery option for packages that arrive within 24 hoursVolunteers helped repair homes for low-income families as part of a community service project
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