Autism is a brain development disorder which impairs social interation and communication. It starts in children before the age of three and documented cases of the disorder are on the rise.

Raising awareness about domestic violence

The 2008 Presidential election is approaching fast. In November, Americans will have to choose between two very different candidates; a junior senator from Illinois and a veteran politician from the state of Arizona.

Remembering Bill Gwatney

If you ever worry about drinking and driving, there are now detectors small enough to fit in your pocket. They give you readings similar to police breathalyzers, but do they give people a false sense of security.

Trying to lose weight is often a losing battle. Diets and exercise are hard to stick to and the extra pounds keep coming back. That's why many people turn to surgery to solve their problem.

A home in your neighborhood or even your street may be the next one in foreclosure. Many people are finding out that great mortgage they thought they were locked into may not be so great after all.

Experts say that the months of April and May are considered severe weather months.

Some doctors have called Autism a silent epidemic. By some estimates, Autism cases in this country shot up more than 170 percent in the last decade. April is Autism Awareness Month and we want to inform new mothers, young mothers, and all mothers about the disorder.

The Superbug is a bacteria that the usual antibiotics won't kill. Did you know that in the last two years, the Super Bug, or MRSA, has killed more Americans than AIDS? Many of the infections are now attacking otherwise healthy kids.