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In a cloning first, scientists create stem cells from adults

Scientists have moved a step closer to the goal of creating stem cells perfectly matched to a patient’s DNA in order to treat diseases, they announced on Thursday, creating patient-specific cell lines out of the skin cells of two adult men. The advance, described online in the journal Cell Stem Cell, is the first time […] Continue reading →

Parkinson’s Disease Information

Dr. Leigh Erin Connealy If you know someone with Parkinson’s disease, you know how difficult it can be to live with this illness. Often, Parkinson’s begins with tiny, almost imperceptible changes – a bit of tremor in the hand, anxiety, constipation, stiff muscles, movements that feel slow or heavy, the sensation that a leg or […] Continue reading →

Liberal Pelosi: ‘Our Founders Wanted’ Obamacare

Paul BoisTruth Revolt In a press conference outside the White House West Wing, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) once again lauded Obamacare as something our Founding Fathers intended 200-plus years ago. She stated: It is really so heart warming for those of us who worked so hard [to make sure] many more people in […] Continue reading →

Falling in History, We are Told Communism is Our Savior

Terresa Monroe-Hamilton, Increasingly, I feel time is short and that we are entering very grave times. My heart is on fire with fear for my country and our freedoms. Communism is never a way out – it is a depraved, evil path to death and despair. When I was a child, I loved NASA and […] Continue reading →

Judge Andrew Napolitano: Freedom for Me, but Not for Thee

Initially, I was gratified to learn that Sen. Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif., the chair of the Senate Intelligence Committee, was unafraid to take on the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) over the issue of domestic spying. The CIA is limited by its charter to stealing secrets from foreigners outside the U.S. However, in a recent dust-up, Feinstein […] Continue reading →

Teen shot by Miami Beach police Taser died of accidental cardiac arrest

Miami Herald – by DAVID OVALLE AND CHARLES RABIN A young graffiti artist shot by a Miami Beach police Taser stun gun died of heart failure from the “energy device discharge,” authorities said Thursday. But the six-month-long medical examination concluded that the “sudden cardiac death” of israel “Reefa” Hernandez-Llach, 18, was accidental. The Miami-Dade medical examiner’s […] Continue reading →

Lack of sleep in obese teens predicts heart disease risk

Low levels of sleep — fewer than 8 1/2 hours — is a significant predictor of cardiometabolic risk in obese teens, U.S. researchers say. Lead author Heidi IglayReger, supervisor of the Physical Activity Laboratory at the Michigan Metabolomics and Obesity Center, part of the University of Michigan Health System, and colleagues at Baylor University studied […] Continue reading →

Your Health: Cold and Flu Prevention

Dr. Leigh Erin Connealy Are you doing everything you can to avoid colds and flu this winter? At my clinic, I’m seeing a steady stream of patients suffering from symptoms of both conditions, so I thought it would be a good time for a refresher course on how to stay healthy, especially when so many […] Continue reading →

Orwellian nightmare becomes reality for Florida woman after judge declares living ‘off the grid’ illegal

Natural News – by Ethan A. Huff A Florida woman who successfully converted the utilities in her house from city water and electricity from the local power company to rainwater and solar panels is being punished for her innovative efforts to live “off the grid,” which a local magistrate recently declared to be illegal and in […] Continue reading →

NYC official: Hoffman died from toxic mix of drugs

Philip Seymour Hoffman died from taking a combination of heroin, cocaine and other drugs, the New York City medical examiner ruled Friday, a toxic mix that addiction specialists say is not uncommon in the tens of thousands of overdose deaths in the U.S. each year. Hoffman, 46, who was found Feb. 2 with a needle […] Continue reading →

Election 2016: Yes, We Should Discuss the Clintons� Past

When Kentucky Senator and Republican presidential aspirant Rand Paul re-surfaced the Monica Lewinsky scandal as relevant to Hillary Clinton’s presidential candidacy, fellow Republican Karl Rove immediately took him to task on national television. “Frankly, Rand Paul spending a lot of time talking about the mistakes of Bill Clinton does not look like a big agenda […] Continue reading →

Test could predict which teen boys get depression

A saliva test for teenage boys with mild symptoms of depression could help identify those who will later develop major depression, a new study says. Researchers measured the stress hormone cortisol in teenage boys and found that ones with high levels coupled with mild depression symptoms were up to 14 times more likely to suffer […] Continue reading →

Photo: Common Core Inflicts Anguish on 7-year-old Girl

“This is my daughter… and this is the first photo of her that I have ever hated.” A disheartening photo depicting a frustrated young girl struggling to solve a math problem is upsetting parents and stirring outrage towards the Common Core public school curriculum. The photo shows a determined 7-year-old in tears and anguish after […] Continue reading →

Lingering Questions for Bill Nye �The Science Guy

The highly-anticipated showdown between evolutionist Bill Nye “the science guy” and creationist Ken Ham of Answers in Genesis is now over. It remains to be seen in the days and weeks ahead if it changed any hearts and minds. After watching the debate I still have a series of unanswered questions for Nye I’d love […] Continue reading →

Michelle Malkin: The Left’s Valentine to Defiant Jihad-Enabler Lynne Stewart

What are you doing for Valentine’s Day? Bleeding-heart progressives across the country are raising money for “an evening of music, song and sharing love for recently released People’s Lawyer Lynne Stewart.” Warm fuzzies for one of the world’s most notorious terrorist helpers? I can’t think of a more stomach-turning way to mark the holiday. Thanks […] Continue reading →

From “Fetus Slayer” to Pro-Life Champion

Michael Brown In the midst of the rising tide of hostility that pro-life activists are experiencing, it’s important to remember that some of the most vociferous abortion advocates of the past have become prominent pro-life champions. It’s a scenario that is sure to repeat itself again. According to a January 31st report from Students for […] Continue reading →

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