Treating Cancer In Dogs | How To Embrace Imposter Syndrome | Step Into The Wild

As many as 70% of Americans say they struggle with imposter syndrome, the nagging feeling of self-doubt. So firstly, know you’re not alone, and secondly, embrace the feeling as a sign that you’re being challenged: it’s only when we step outside our comfort zone that we can make real breakthroughs.

When the British government refused to support soccer player Marcus Rashford’s campaign to provide free meals to students over the school holidays, businesses—from small cafés to big chains—stepped in to donate food to the good cause.

Even for home bakers, the kitchen can be a stressful environment—and the stakes only rise for restaurant professionals. Portuguese chef Paulo Amado is serving mental health as a main dish at the upcoming Chefs’ Congress in Lisbon.

Married couple Ben Lewis and Christina Lopes want to bring innovation to the field of cancer treatment for dogs, combining advances in genomics with those in A.I. to provide more personalized cancer treatments. As they do so, the data they gather can also provide insight into the treatment of human cancers.

Zoos don’t always have a reputation for upholding animal rights, but the Los Angeles Zoo is working tirelessly to preserve biodiversity in North America and be a champion for conservation efforts of iconic species such as the Californian condor.

From a Mona Lisa-looking arctic fox to the rare moment of a sperm whale breastfeeding her baby, these are the worthy winners of the “Animals in Their Environment” category of the Siena International Photo Award.