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Health News: Government Doctors Fight Staph Infection Known As MRSA; Study:...
Government doctors fight staph infection. Just as NBA Star Grant Hill rallies others who have experience with the flesh-eating staph infection known as MRSA, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and...
View ArticleHEALTH: Sex Diseases Climb Dramatically
Sexually transmitted diseases are on the rapid rise throughout the United States, reports Mary Engel of The Los Angeles Times. She writes in Wednesday’s edition that: “Rates of the sexually transmitted...
View ArticleOne in Two Youths Are Unaware of Their HIV Infection
Nearly half of HIV-positive young people don’t realize that they’ve been infected, according to U.S. health officials. In fact, says the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, fewer than a...
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News From Around the Web: June 8 Edition
In today’s top news, FAMU’s board of trustees issued a vote of no confidence for President James Ammons, another man allegedly high on bath salts bites a chunk off of someone’s face and Lauryn Hill...
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News You Should Know: July 23 Edition
In today’s top news, Michael Jackson’s mother is reportedly no longer missing, Usher’s stepson Kyle Glover is taken off life support, and politicians reconsider gun laws after movie shooting. Usher’s...
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News From Around the Web: Dec. 10 Edition
In today’s top news, President Obama met with House Speaker John Boehner over the weekend to discuss the fiscal cliff, Nelson Mandela was hospitalized for unspecified medical tests and Manny Pacquiao...
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News From Around the Web: Dec. 21 Edition
In today’s top news, Michelle Obama writes an open letter to Newtown, church bells in Newtown chimes 26 times in honor of the Sandy Hook shooting victims, and Fat Joe pleads guilty to tax evasion....
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News From Around the Web: Jan. 9 Edition
In today’s top news, Beyoncé will sing the national anthem at the 57th presidential inauguration, 22 candidates have stepped up to fill the seat vacated by former Illinois congressman Jesse Jackson...
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News From Around the Web: Feb. 14 Edition
In today’s top news, police say they are “reasonably sure” fugitive ex-cop Christopher Dorner died in a cabin fire, Black leaders say they were happy to hear President Obama address urban issues in...
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