andrea @ October 27, 2009 # No Comment Yet
As Breast Cancer Awareness month comes to a close, the world is reminded that cancer is still very much a problem. Each year millions of people lose their fight against cancer regardless of the millions of dollars that have been poured into finding a cure. It’s easy to say that we should have found a […]
andrea @ August 27, 2009 # No Comment Yet
It’s almost that wonderful time of year again: flu season. This year, the world is faced with a new enemy named the swine flu, or H1N1 virus. Perhaps you’ve heard of it. As American health authorities are bracing for what they believe could be one of the worst pandemics in many years, most Americans aren’t […]
andrea @ August 16, 2009 # One Comment
This new school year welcomes many pleasures. New outfits, awesome new Crayola products and…nationwide H1N1 vaccinations around school campuses.
Brittany @ July 13, 2009 # No Comment Yet
According to HealthDay News, U.S. researchers have discovered a gene that may be able to predict a person’s risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease and the age at which a person may begin to show symptoms. The gene is known as TOMM40 and could predict the age of a person when Alzheimer’s begins to set in […]
Rob @ July 8, 2009 # No Comment Yet
Back in May, Hydroxycut was nailed with a recall that sent the supplement market scrambling to make sure it didn’t fall under the ever inconsistent eye of the FDA. The problem then was liver failure. A month later, the FDA launched another report that sent the over-the-counter market scrambling, but in a much different way.
Rob @ June 29, 2009 # No Comment Yet
Explorers throughout history have searched far and wide and to the ends of the earth for something to beat mortality. Man has looked for the Fountain of Youth since the species gained the capacity to fear death and what may or may not come after. In modern culture, vampires, though technically considered undead, are idolized […]
Rob @ June 6, 2009 # No Comment Yet
A woman in Davie, Fla. was working at the mall when she felt a sharp pain shoot through her back. She’s had a history of kidney stones and suspected this was just another. When her fever spiked at 106 degrees, she decided it was time to go to the emergency room. Unfortunately, the ER turned […]
andrea @ May 20, 2009 # 2 Comments
We know about the (supposed) separation of church and state, which the majority of Americans agree is a good idea. But how do we feel about the separation of parenthood and state? Well, parents Colleen and Anthony Hauser are having to deal with those feelings right now. You may be familiar with this Minnesota family […]