Wisconsin Woman Raises Thousands To Save Sick Honduran Baby's Life
At four months old, Camila Flores began having seizures that violently shook her little body. Doctors in her native Honduras were not equipped to help...
At four months old, Camila Flores began having seizures that violently shook her little body. Doctors in her native Honduras were not equipped to help...
HuffingtonPost.com | Alice Hines | Posted 02.10.2012
The ladies of "Sex and the City" are still cool enough for China's massive counterfeit market. Counterfeit perfume seizures by the U.S. Customs an...
Richard C. Senelick, M.D. | Posted 10.19.2011
Are energy drinks the new coffee? Do they have excessive health risks and do they need to be regulated, or is the problem limited to their excessive use in our youth?
David Kirby | Posted 07.05.2011
As the following comments, funding decisions, research priorities and published papers suggest, the U.S. government and many scientists will be researching and discussing this topic for years to come.
Liane Kupferberg Carter | Posted 11.17.2011
The letter was terse. Our health insurance company would no longer cover our son's epilepsy medication unless we switched from the brand name drug ...
Lisa Guest | Posted 11.17.2011
He's had epilepsy for over fifteen years. He lost his license and his job fifteen years ago. Medicare says he's not "disabled enough."
Kyrina McCormick | Posted 11.17.2011
This is not a world for the disabled. My daughter is mentally challenged. She is at the mercy of a number of poorly constructed or outdated programs, but I've become a fierce advocate for her.
Robert Schlesinger | Posted 05.25.2011
There's no legal difference between looking through your backpack and seizing your electronic data in the US. This is the stuff of the Cold War Soviet Union, right? Or maybe a third world dictatorship?
foxpoint.patch.com | Posted 04.04.2012