Today’s Solutions: March 31, 2026

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Study: Artery hardness can be

Study: Artery hardness can be reduced rapidly with high doses of vitamin D

When your arteries start to harden, oftentimes it’s a sign of heart disease. Luckily, researchers have found a new way of treating the hardening of the arteries. In a recent study, they discovered that very high doses of vitamin D can significantly and rapidly reduce arterial stiffness in just Read More...

California plans bill that req

California plans bill that requires all cars sold after 2040 to be emission-free

California is going to give gas-powered cars the boot under a new bill that was introduced on Wednesday. In line with California’s climate change policies, the bill will require every new passenger vehicle sold after Jan.1, 2040, to be zero-emission. California has nearly 300,000 electric Read More...

The 9 beliefs that are stoppin

The 9 beliefs that are stopping you from finding inner peace

The only thing stopping us from finding the inner peace and enlightenment we all crave is our own beliefs. We want to feel the deep relaxation that comes with inner peace, but we’re too stressed out about being productive or working towards a better future. If you’re struggling to find inner Read More...

UK bans microbeads in beauty p

UK bans microbeads in beauty products in bid to cut plastic in oceans

A UK-wide ban on manufacturers making products containing microbeads has come into force, in an attempt to cut down on plastics in our oceans. The beads are used in hundreds of different cosmetic products such as face washes and shower Read More...

Policy support gap for “clim

Policy support gap for “climate-smart” agriculture

Conditioned that ploughing is the sure way to produce crops, Zimbabwean farmer Handrixious Zvomarima surprised himself by trying a different method. He planted cowpea seeds directly without tilling the land. It worked. The new method tripled Zvomarima’s cowpea yield when many farmers did not Read More...

These are the 2018 TED fellows

These are the 2018 TED fellows, finding inspiring solutions to global problems

It’s both fitting and encouraging that in the year of #MeToo, three people working to combat the issue of sexual harassment and abuse have been awarded one of the top fellowships in the world. Laura Dunn, an attorney, founded a nonprofit to provide legal assistance to survivors and to advocate on Read More...

Headband promises better sleep

Headband promises better sleep by whispering in your ear all night long

You don’t need a scientist to tell you that a good night’s sleep is important to your health. Your body tells you that every time you try to climb out of bed after a late night. So to help maximize what sleep you are able to get, Philips has created a headband that plays special sounds Read More...

Love your lungs with tomatoes

Love your lungs with tomatoes and apples

One of the most encouraging studies to come out recently concerns the dramatically improved lung function of people who’ve recently stopped smoking, especially those who like eating tomatoes and apples. The research, which appeared in the December 2017 issue of the European Respiratory Read More...

The UK is putting down million

The UK is putting down millions to develop a forest in the north of the country

The UK is one of the least forested countries in Europe. To change that, the government is investing into the creation of a northern forest that will stretch from Liverpool to Hull. The plans include the planting of 50m trees along a 120-mile stretch of land, and its to bolster the local economy by Read More...

China is trying to put an end

China is trying to put an end to energy-intensive bitcoin mining

Two-thirds of the world’s power consumed from bitcoin mining comes from China, and unfortunately a lot of that electricity is dirty. Wary of the amount of pollution that bitcoin mining causes, China is strongly encouraging local governments to jack up the price of power and issue stronger Read More...