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Fighting Hard To Live
Christine Merrick's life turned upside-down and nearly slipped away from her last year. ...more
September 2, 2008
When Brain Power Meets Political Power
The word "earmark" conjures up images of an Alaskan bridge to nowhere and a billion-dollar Boston tunnel mired in muck. But properly done, earmarks create powerful returns on investment. ...more
September 1, 2008
Man Swears By Alternative Therapy Technique
The shoulder and back pain from which Roger Freeman suffered for four years went away in 10 minutes. ...more
August 30, 2008
Behavioral Therapy Can Treat Childhood Disorders
Betty Ray had had it with her son Nathanial's behavior. The then-10-year-old boy was guilty of what seems an unimaginable crime: He wouldn't stop telling his parents "I love you." ...more
August 23, 2008
We Are Our Own Worst Bioenemy
"Whatever you can say about the Soviet bioweapons scientists," a Bush administration official once told me, "they never killed anyone." ...more
August 21, 2008
Grant Will Help Diabetes Research At USF
A prominent diabetes researcher at the University of South Florida landed another multimillion-dollar grant and ensured that nearly every major effort to eliminate the disease will be orchestrated in Tampa. ...more
August 13, 2008
Scientists Consider Pills To Avert HIV
Can a pill a day help prevent infection from HIV, the virus that causes AIDS? ...more
August 4, 2008
Grants Place USF At 'Epicenter' Of Diabetes Research
A prominent diabetes researcher at the University of South Florida landed another multimillion-dollar grant and ensured that nearly every major effort to eliminate the disease will be orchestrated in Tampa. ...more
August 1, 2008
USF Professor Nets $128 Million For Diabetes Research
A prominent diabetes researcher at the University of South Florida landed another multimillion-dollar grant and ensured that nearly every major effort to eliminate the disease will be orchestrated in Tampa. Jeffrey Krischer, who previously won USF nearly $200 million in federal grants to coordinate worldwide diabetes research, will lead a new effort to investigate new therapies that may arrest the progression of Type 1 diabetes. The National Institutes of Health has awarded his team another $128 million to do so. ...more
July 31, 2008
Little Blue Pill Is Growing Up - Viagra Turns 10
Viagra - the little blue pill celebrating its 10th birthday - continues to pack a potent punch, and not only in the bedroom. ...more
June 13, 2008
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