Lance Armstrong cleared to ride in the Tour de France by AFLD

Lance Armstrong has been cleared to ride in the Tour de France after his drug tests came back negative for the 24th time in the last 6 months.  The AFLD should have had a witness there instead of the lone drug tester. Watch the video for Lance Armstrongs version of what...

Reversing Multiple Sclerosis with fat stem cells

Scientists have seen promise with a new fat derived stem cell for the treatment of multiple Scerlosis.  Three patients were injected and all three showed dramatic improvement, including; session of seizures, walking, and cycling after treatment. This science is still in...

Bonuses for "Vital" Workers, others laid off at Chicago Tribune

Looks like the same song and dance in the coorporate world. Lay off the workers and then give bonuses to "vital" employees on the same day of the lay off. How is this not illegal? ""On the same day the Chicago Tribune cut 53 jobs from its newsroom, its parent Tribune Co....

Study shows circumcision reduces infection of HPV, Herpes and HIV

New data from an African trial is showing reduced contraction rates for both HPV and herpes. This same study showed the reduction of HIV transmission by 50%.  Currently, the American Academy of Pediatrics does not endorse neonatal circumcision. As a result of this new...

Subway Hero

A great story of someone doing the right thing. An elderly man, Theodore Larson, of the Bronx fell onto the subway tracks in NYC. An actor, Chad Lindsey, jumped on the tracked and pulled the unconscious Larson off the tracks and back on the platform before the train came 15...

1 in 50 American children homeless

These short articles highlight the number of children in America that are homeless. For such a wealthy nation the US should do better. " Report: 1 in 50 American children homeless Homeless children have poor health, emotional problems and low graduation rates, the study...