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Andy Corbley

Italy, Lombardy

Senior Editor at Good News Network

Founder and Editor at World at Large

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  • Boy Draws 99 Animals for David Attenborough's 99th Birthday

    1 day ago | goodnewsnetwork.org | Andy Corbley

    A little Welsh boy has drawn 99 animals to celebrate Sir David Attenborough's 99th Birthday which just passed this week. Spanning across eight A3 sheets of paper, the giant birthday card took Max Evans-Browning 4 days and a lot of research to find each and every animal Attenborough has ever expressed a fondness for.

  • Priceless Preventative Healthcare Is Now Free in Poland Thanks to New Program

    1 day ago | tspantx.com | Andy Corbley

    There’s an old saying, often ignored in modern Western medicine, that an ounce of prevention beats a pound of cure. Establishing a new broad-spectrum, 20-year testing program for its younger generation, Poland has passed this Franklinian test of medical wisdom whose value has been recognized since the days of ancient China. The new initiative, called […]The post Priceless Preventative Healthcare Is Now Free in Poland Thanks to New Program appeared first on Good News Network.

  • Priceless Preventative Healthcare Is Now Free in Poland Thanks to New Program

    1 day ago | goodnewsnetwork.org | Andy Corbley

    There's an old saying, often ignored in modern Western medicine, that an ounce of prevention beats a pound of cure. Establishing a new broad-spectrum, 20-year testing program for its younger generation, Poland has passed this Franklinian test of medical wisdom whose value has been recognized since the days of ancient China.

  • Palm Trees on Lord Howe Island Took an Evolutionary Path Darwin Never Expected

    1 day ago | tspantx.com | Andy Corbley

    One of Australia’s most biodiverse offshore islands enjoys the company to two palm trees that despite appearing quite similar are actually different species. That this happened: that two species evolved from a common ancestor despite no geographical separation, means biologists have confirmed that “sympatric” evolution is possible on Earth.

  • Palm Trees on Lord Howe Island Took an Evolutionary Path Darwin Never Expected

    1 day ago | goodnewsnetwork.org | Andy Corbley

    One of Australia's most biodiverse offshore islands enjoys the company to two palm trees that despite appearing quite similar are actually different species. That this happened: that two species evolved from a common ancestor despite no geographical separation, means biologists have confirmed that "sympatric" evolution is possible on Earth. To explain exactly what that means, here's Dr. Vincent Savolainen from Imperial College London's Department of Life Sciences.

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