A recent report reveals a troubling trend in erroneous -- and falsified -- research data. Some say the numbers don't tell the whole story, and are really signs that weak science gets weeded out.
If it's broke, don't fix it.
Hundreds of rescue workers who suffer respiratory illness because of the toxic dust at Ground Zero will get medical treatment under terms of the $4.2 billion bill.
Congress acted after tainted products sickened many Americans in recent years and critics questioned the government's ability to safeguard the food supply.
Phoenix Bishop Thomas Olmsted said the procedure can never be justified under church teaching. The hospital can no longer use the "Catholic" label or have Mass celebrated in its chapel.
Church authorities try to end speculation that he has relaxed the church ban on artificial birth control.
A new poll also found that about 16 percent of Americans had no health insurance coverage.
The Obama administration said it "disagrees" with Monday's ruling by a Virginia judge that deemed the federal mandate for health care coverage unconstitutional. But the White House said it remains confident that health care reform will move forward.
At the top of the list when it came to ways families put off seeking medical care was using home remedies or over-the-counter drugs instead, and skipping dental or health care.
In a major blow to the White House, the judge in Virginia said forcing individuals to purchase health insurance would be a violation of the Constitution's "commerce clause."
In rehashing the health care reform debate, New York Times columnist Krugman has a selective memory.
The president keeps fit, but has acknowledged struggles with tobacco. This week, spokesman Robert Gibbs said he hasn't seen Obama smoking in the past nine months.
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