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Saturday 24 October 2026 Β· US edition Β· 21 minutes to read all ten Β· 8 sources
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π¬ Science & health
The Good News Desk likes this one: Melanoma patients at high risk of recurrence may gain a stronger option after surgery.
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πΏ Nature
The Good News Desk likes this one: Clean wind power now reaches homes and businesses from a farm that has finally been built.
Vox Β· 4 min read
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π¬ Science & health
The Good News Desk likes this one: High-risk melanoma patients may get a vaccine built on their own tumour's genetic profile.
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πΏ Nature
The Good News Desk likes this one: Fewer animals hit by cars on a busy highway, and the crossings are already in use.
Times of India Β· 1 min read
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π Kindness
The Good News Desk likes this one: Gives targets of online bullying a group of strangers who step in on their side.
CBS News Β· 2 min read
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πΏ Nature
The Good News Desk likes this one: Breeding a rare bird in captivity gives zoos a way to help keep the species going.
Smithsonian Β· 2 min read
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ποΈ Politics
The Good News Desk likes this one: Carriage horses in New York City will no longer work city streets after 2028.
CBS News Β· 1 min read
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π¨ Culture & ideas
The Good News Desk likes this one: Gives the public a dedicated place to see one of Canada's major abstract painters across his whole career.
Smithsonian Β· 2 min read
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π Kindness
The Good News Desk likes this one: Neighbours decorate their homes and send money to pediatric cancer care, year after year.
Good Good Good Β· 1 min read
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βοΈ From the editor
Some good things take decades
A lot of today's good news took a long time to arrive. A large wind farm and transmission project in central New Mexico, the biggest renewable project in the US, is now sending power to the grid. A pair of southern cassowaries at Adelaide Zoo laid eggs, the first there in 34 years. Jean Paul Riopelle's abstract paintings now have a permanent home in a new pavilion in Quebec. You will see the melanoma vaccine from Moderna and Merck more than once today, because it was widely covered. Used with Keytruda, it cut the risk of the cancer returning or causing death by 42% in a Phase III trial. It is still a trial, and we say so each time. The kindness section is worth a slow read. More than 600 households have raised $1.2 million for pediatric cancer with Halloween displays. Strangers helped an 86-year-old Texan finish his boat. Have a quiet Saturday.
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