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Speaker 1: Calaroga Shock Media. Hey there, I'm Johnny mag with five

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good news stories. Good news for Charlie. The cow was

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kind of close Chorlie as a young black and white

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cow with fluffy ears. He was raised through a local

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four age program in Florida. Charlie had a good life

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by livestock standards. He was raised by hand, trained to

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be gentle brushed and groomed for competition, but at a

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recent way in Charlie came in too skinny to continue

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with the program, and in the livestock world that typically

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means one thing, yeah, you know. However, Leslie is a

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committed animal lover. She came across charlie situation on social

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media in early March and started to do something about it.

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She needed at least fifty five hundred dollars to buy

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him out of the livestock trade and transport Charlie to

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a sanctuary called Bell Family Farm in Polk City. She

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named him Charlie after the two thousand and four hurricane, because,

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as she put it, he was facing the biggest storm

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of his life. She launched to go fundme, went hard

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in social media, and then this is the best part.

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She the cow. Some media appearances. Charlie showed up on

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local TV stations in a morning radio show. He became

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a local celebrity. By the end of March, she still

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didn't have enough money, so she paid the difference out

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of pocket herself, just to keep Charlie safe while she

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kept fundraising. Late April, a woman named Sarah donated her

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truck trailer in her own time to transport Charlie to

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the Bell family farm. The Bells told local news charlie

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stories remarkable. He managed to cross paths with all the

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right humans in our incredible community. He would recognize his

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unique worth. Charlie has an expected lifespan of another fifteen

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to twenty years. The GoFundMe still open if you want

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to contribute. This next story is one of the probably

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one of the best that I feel like we've done

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on this program. AI is detecting pancreatic cancer years before diagnosis.

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I don't know if you know pancreatic cancer. That one

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is nasty and quick. Researchers at the Mayo Clinic have

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developed an AI model that can detect early signs of

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pancreatic cancer on CT scans up to three years before

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patient would typically be diagnosed. That is amazing. Pancreatic cancer

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as a five year survival rate of just thirteen percent.

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Around eighty percent of patients aren't diagnosed until the disease

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has reached an advanced stage. There's no routine screening for it.

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The typical symptoms stomach pain, sudden weight loss usually don't

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show up until the cancers already spread to other organs.

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The Mayo Clinic team built their AI model by feeding

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its CT scans from patients who had originally been screened

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for other conditions and were later diagnosed with pancreatic cancer.

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The result, the AI model was three times better than

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human radiologists at identifying the early warning signs. This is fantastic.

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In Australia, a group of high school girls were out hiking.

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They were four days into the Duke of Edinburgh Award

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hike through warm Bungle National Park. What a great name.

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They came across a man named Thomas. Thomas had slipped

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on the trail and broken his leg. He'd been struggling

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for a while. A couple nurses had passed by wrapped

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a bandage on it, but then he fell again. He

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and his friend had no idea what to do next?

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Then the girls showed up. Now. The Duke of Edinburgh

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Award is an international program for young people built around

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outdoor skills, physical challenges and volunteer service. These students trained

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for exactly this kind of scenario. Boy, that's lucky. Outdo

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our educators Amanda and Marty pointed out that the group

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had practiced this same rescue situation a few years earlier

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during an earlier hike. Marty said, when I called out

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to the girls and told them our plan was to

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help this gentleman, they were so excited. There were a

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lot of comments like, wow, we've trained for this all right.

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What did they do? They built a stretcher on the spot.

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They used tarp poles and a hammock. Zephanie said, we

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placed my hammock over the top. Then he laid down

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on that and we all positioned ourselves on the outside.

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Would count three seconds and lift them up together, then

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would walk for sixty seconds, then rest for fifteen seconds

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and rotate that kept that up for two hours. Wow,

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Zephanie said, the patch just seemed to get longer and longer.

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You don't realize how four three and a half kilometers

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is until you're shuffling along carrying someone. Thomas said, I'll

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never forget it. It absolutely means the world that they

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were able to offer the assistance they did. Him forever

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grateful for them. All Right, we have a new world record,

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and this one was a five year old's idea. Joe

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and Christelle took their son Axel to attempt to get

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us world record most stairs descended by a slinky. Dad

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said her sun axles at the age wherever they needs

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to be the biggest, fastest or most extreme version of itself.

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He recently discovered slinkies and knew how'd to attempt the record

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before Sonactually he wanted to know the record for most

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stairs to send him by a slinky. When we looked

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it up, and so the existing record was thirty stairs,

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it seemed beatable. Yeah, that seems really beatable. The family

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selected a six inch rainbow slinky for the attempt. I

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had that one, that's the plastic one. I like that one.

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They set it down fifty three stairs, nearly double the

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previous record. I feel like that's where like I feel

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like I go to like a baseball stadium and do

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like three hundred stairs at my delusional I probably am,

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And then again, I'd rather the five year old have

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the record than me. And good news for Greg the Frog.

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You see, a man came home with a bag of lettuce.

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Have you figured this out yet? The man opened the

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bag of lettuce and in the lettuce was a frog,

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luckily a live frog. His roommate Laura said, he's the

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most casual guy ever. He's like, bro, I got a lettuce.

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This is like a frog in my lettuce. Greg the

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Frog was released into a local dam along with the lettuce.

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The food market issued a statement calling this an isolated

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incident and the situation's totally under investigation. I hope Greg

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the frock is having a nice day. And those are

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your five good news stories for today. You have a

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good one.