What went right this week: the good news that matters
The EU plans to ban social media for children under 13, a global fund was launched to end female genital mutilation, Chile eliminated dog-transmitted rabies, and England approved a breast cancer drug that extends life. These developments highlight progress in health, safety, and global initiatives.
The EU proposed a ban on social media for kids under 13, a new fund was created to end FGM, Chile eliminated dog-transmitted rabies, and England approved a breast cancer drug.
These actions address serious issues like child safety, gender-based violence, public health, and medical advancements, showing tangible progress in improving lives and preventing harm.
The stories highlight positive steps taken by governments and organizations, offering hope and demonstrating how focused efforts can lead to meaningful change.
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