"We make a living by what we get, we make a life by what we give." - Sir Winston Churchill

Medical

by Kara Pendleton

Stem Cell Breakthrough Could Eventually Cure Type I Diabetes, Help with Type II Promising his diabetic children he would find a cure, Harvard Researcher Doug Melton is very close to keeping that promi... read the story

by Kara Pendleton

500 Sick, Four Dead and Suspected Paralysis Due to Enterovirus D68 Three children and one adult with enterovirus D68 have died thus far this year, with the most recent death being that of... read the story

Losing Your Smell May Indicate Death Is Just around the Corner Your sense of smell indicates more about your health than you think. Typically, aging symptoms include loss of memory an... read the story

by Emma Harrison Clark

The Growth Rate of Type 2 Diabetes Finally Stabilizes in Americans Americans have a lot of preventable diseases, with diabetes being one of them. After nearly twenty years of constant inc... read the story

Only 1% of Men Take the 5 Steps Required to Reduce Heart Disease by 80% More than half a million Americans lost their life to heart disease last year, and it remains the leading cause of death... read the story

by Emma Harrison Clark

Five Simple Steps Men Can Take to Reduce Heart Disease by 80%, but Don’t Choosing to follow five simple diet and lifestyle rules could allow American men to avoid nearly 80% of heart attacks, a... read the story

by Emma Harrison Clark

CDC Recommends Flu Vaccinations to All 6 Months and Older as Flu Season Nears Last year the flu took the lives over over 100 children in the US. Many of these deaths could have been prevented by a f... read the story

by Jeffrey Strain

Occupy Wall Street Strike Debt Retires Nearly $4 Million of Student Loan Debt One of the offshoots of the Occupy Wall Street movement which has had a direct impact on individual lives is Strike Debt... read the story

by James Hendrickson

Doctors Over Prescribing Antibiotics to Kids Helps Cause Antibiotic Resistance A new study has recently been published which should have doctors double-checking their diagnoses. Between 2001 and 2011... read the story

by Emma Harrison Clark

Is Your Artificial Sweetener Contributing to Diabetes? The diet soda saga continues with new research published this week in the Journal Nature. This most recent discovery say... read the story