Dream Experts Examines Why We Have Nightmares
Monday, October 29th, 2007A dreams expert will shed light on some of the mysteries surrounding what makes us have nightmares and reoccurring themes in nightmares.
A dreams expert will shed light on some of the mysteries surrounding what makes us have nightmares and reoccurring themes in nightmares.
The lives of single men and women in England are the focus of a new book by Dr Katherine Holden of the University of the West of England.
Reports examine recent developments in presidential campaigns related to health care.
President Bush’s veto of the SCHIP reauthorization and expansion bill skewered children of color.
Navajo requested a minimum of $500 million to continue cleanup efforts of reservations exposed to decades-old retroactive material that hcause cancer.
Nearly one-third of people living with tuberculosis in the U.S. are unaware of their HIV status.
The revised legislation would expand SCHIP to cover 10 million children and increase spending on the program to $35 billion over five years.
Maryland Governor announced a proposal to increase eligibility for Medicaid and subsidize small businesses that provide health insurance to their employees.
Health care ranks second behind the war in Iraq as an issue that Democrats, independents and Republicans want presidential candidates to discuss.
CQ HealthBeat examines pending Senate action on a revised SCHIP bill recently approved in the House.