Black and white may not be the same in the U.S. courts
Main Point: In the U.S., black colored offenders may face more severe decisions as compared to white colored offenders.
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U.S. women unfamiliar with most stroke warning signs
Main Points: Many U.S. women don’t know most of the warning signs of a stroke. Hispanic women were less likely
Read moreU.S. survey reveals 2.7 million living with chronic Hep C virus
Main Points: A survey of U.S. households conducted between 2003 and 2010 revealed that approximately 2.7 million US residents are
Read morePreterm Infants More Likely to Have Elevated Insulin Levels in Early Childhood
Main Points: Chicago – Researchers have found that preterm infants are more likely to have elevated insulin levels at birth
Read moreStudy Finds Small Increased Risk of Kidney Disease Following Kidney Donation
Main Points: Chicago – An analysis of nearly 100,000 kidney donors finds that there is a small increased lifetime risk
Read moreStudy Examines Legislative Challenges to School Immunization Mandates
Main Points: Chicago – From 2009-2012, 36 bills introduced in 18 states sought to modify school immunization mandates, with the
Read moreFacebook is planning to attract annual $66.35 billion TV advertising market in U.S.
Facebook Inc. is going to experiment video advertisements with a handful of advertisers on its website that would play automatically
Read moreHighest number of malaria cases in U.S. in over 40 years
United States (U.S.) diagnosed and treated the highest number of malaria cases – about 2,000 – in 2011. It is
Read moreThe MUSCULAR project is found to be an aggressive use of NSA against US companies
Main Points: The National Security Agency collects information that is connecting the data centers of Yahoo and Google, albeit secretly,
Read moreAmerica is inefficiently spending money on higher education
Main Point: Although America is spending a huge amount of money on education but the country is spending money in
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