There is a direct link between athletes who get injured and suicide. Studies show that athletes who get injured can suffer from extreme depression, even to the point of killing themselves.

With all the research that has been done on asthma, it amazes me that people still pass away from asthma related causes.

Celebrities are never immune to illness and injury, and unfortunately, their injuries are usually caused by the very same thing that makes them famous: the desire for attention and the anxiety it causes.

Another crane collapsed today, this time in Miami, just days after seven died in a New York crane collapse.

Cargill Meat Solutions, the same company whose Arkansas meat plant went up in flames Easter morning, just finished recalling almost 2 million pounds of ground beef because of E. coli.

Almost 200 people have been evacuated from homes and businesses within a half-mile radius of the meat plant that caught fire on Easter day. Most were still forced to stay away after concerns that the fire and heat might cause an anhydrous ammonia tank to catch fire as well.

California will be the first state to track prescription drugs, which includes attaching a serial number to each prescription bottle and recording how many times it exchanges hands.

Neupro, a drug used to treat Parkinson’s disease, was recalled last week because of worries that the active ingredient was being released incorrectly into the patients skin.

Nine months ago, 6-year-old Abigail Taylor sat on the drain of the Minneapolis Golf Club kiddie pool. The drain was so powerful that it sucked out 21 feet of her small intestine, leaving her near death.

Like father, like son. Both George H.W. Bush and George W. Bush’s administrations have been caught unnecessarily, and perhaps illegally, accessing other political candidates’ passports.