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Good News Today — Lunch as Medicine, Ancient Rainforest Humans & Eid Giving
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A small-town Arkansas pharmacist is beating senior loneliness with weekly luncheons, scientists just rewrote human prehistory with a 150,000-year-old rainforest discovery, and a palm oil company's Eid qurban tradition is building real community trust. Three uplifting stories from three very different corners of the world.
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A pharmacist in a small Arkansas town has turned her lunch counter into one of the most effective medicines in her community. Jenny Davis, who runs a pharmacy in Cave City, started hosting luncheons for elderly residents a while back.
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