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Amanda Scarpinati (L) and Susan Berger (R)
Baby Burn Victim Reunites With Caring Nurse 38 Years Later

A New York woman who became a burn victim after rolling off a couch onto a steam vaporizer containing hot ointment in 1977, was reunited with her loving nurse 38 years later. She experienced years of childhood teasing and bullying, and many painful reconstructive surgeries, yet was always comforted when she looked at the black-and-white photos of the motherly caregiver.

The expo
‘Silk Road on Fingertips’ Expo Showcases Women’s Handicrafts

Handicrafts made by women from different Chinese provinces along the Silk Road and neighboring countries were featured at a recently concluded expo entitled "Silk Road on Fingertips." The event was held in Xi'an, the capital of China's Shaanxi Province.

Age-Related Macular Degeneration
Stem Cell Treatment: Clinical Trial Tests Possible Cure For Blindness

Scientists are conducting the first-ever study to learn if stem cell treatment can reverse a vision condition called macular degeneration and cure blindness. British researchers have conducted an operation in which they implanted stems cells behind a woman's retina, to replace the disease-damaged ones. The woman suffers from a condition called age-related macular degeneration (AMD). It is a common eye condition.

Art Nova has been successfully showcasing young artists for several years.
Art Nova Showcases Young Artists in Beijing

Art Nova 2015 will be held in Beijing next week, showcasing works of art created by young artists from China and abroad.

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Theoretical physicist Li Miao and sci-fi writer Liu Cixin share some ideas during a forum at the 25th National Book Expo held in Taiyuan recently.
New Publishing Trends Shown at the 25th National Book Expo in Taiyuan

New trends in Chinese publishing were shown at the 25th National Book Expo that came to a close on Sunday, Sept. 27, in Taiyuan, the capital of Shanxi Province, the China Daily reported.

A study conducted by a team led by University of California San Francisco sleep researcher/expert revealed that getting enough sleep can fight off the common cold.
Get Enough Shuteye, Fight Off Common Cold Virus - Study

Lack of sleep can make people susceptible to the common cold. This is according to a recent study, led by a sleep expert from the University of California, San Francisco, that was published in the September issue of the journal Sleep.

Some airlines launched a gimmick to give people a unique experience of the Mid-Autumn Festival.
Hundreds of Chinese Celebrate Mid-Autumn Festival in the Sky

Chinese people have found new ways to celebrate and enjoy the Mid-Autumn Festival, aside from the tradition of eating mooncakes with their families. A decidedly modern approach, people were given the option to celebrate the much-awaited occasion up in the sky.

International organization Slow Food opened its Greater China branch this year.
Slow Food China Calls for Sustainable Production

Slow Food is an international organization that calls for sustainable production. This advocacy was highlighted in a recent festival and summit attended by delegates from across the globe.

Skarp Laser Razor
Skarp Razor Helps Users Shave Hairs With Laser, Not Blade

The new Skarp razor contains a laser to provide a close shave and produce less skin irritation problems such as dry skin, nicks, cuts, and razor burns. Because the blade would have a longer life than traditional razors, it would also be an eco-friendly choice that would reduce non-biodegradable garbage.

Man Smoking Cigarette
Some Smokers Avoid COPD Lung Diseases Thanks To Good Genes: Study

British scientists have discovered why some lifelong smokers have few or no severe lung conditions or diseases, and even have the same lifespan as non-smokers despite cigarette tobacco's powerful chemicals such as nicotine. It revealed that some smokers' genetic makeup reduces their risk of acquiring smoking-related COPD diseases including bronchitis and emphysema.

The Chinese medical team sent by the country to help with Ebola treatment pose for picture outside Hôpital De L'amitié Sino-Guinéenne in Guinea in West Africa.
Fighting Ebola: Chinese Medical Team Received South-South Awards

The 2015 South-South Awards honored the Chinese medical team, composed of 19 members from Beijing Anzhen Hospital, who helped doctors treat Ebola patients in three West African countries, namely Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone. In Liberia, the team stayed despite of other foreign medical teams leaving the country.

Mooncakes are not as traditional as they used to be.
Mooncakes: Now in All New Flavors

Mooncakes are now available in more flavors, including chocolate and coffee. They are also now being sold online using services like WeChat.

Sotheby's will reportedly auction Jack Ma's first oil painting in its autumn sale.
Jack Ma’s First Oil Painting to Be Auctioned Off at Sotheby's

An oil painting created by Jack Ma, best known as the founder of Alibaba, China's largest online retailer, will be auctioned off at Sotheby's autumn sale in Hong Kong, marking Ma’s debut as an oil painter, the Shenzhen Special Zone Daily reported.

Some left-behind children sleep in dorms in their kindergartens because their parents leave them to work in the city.
Left-behind Children Lonely on Mid-Autumn Festival

During the Mid-Autumn Festival, children of migrant workers are left with relatives in the countryside, missing their parents. These children hope that their parents can come home, despite that not being a possibility.

Superhero-Themed Race for the Cure
Superhero-Styled Runners Fight Breast Cancer In Race For The Cure

Thousands of breast cancer patients and survivors showed up for the Race for the Cure at Denver's Pepsi Center on September 27, Sunday. This year's theme was "superheroes," which represents the runners' fight for their friends, relatives, and coworkers who have received a breast cancer diagnosis.

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