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  • New Study Backs Mammogram Screening for Women in Their 40s

    Published November 29, 2011

    In another slap at a 2009 U.S. task force recommendation on mammography, a new study released Tuesday finds that women do indeed benefit from annual mammograms in their 40s – even if they don’t have a family history of breast cancer

  • Mississippi Voters to Consider New Law Limiting Eminent Domain Authority

    Published November 03, 2011

    When Mississippi voters go to the polls on Tuesday to elect a new governor and legislature, they will also be handed three ballot initiatives, including one that would restrict the state's ability to expropriate land under eminent domain laws.

  • Report: Prescription Drug Deaths Skyrocket

    Published November 01, 2011

    More people die in America every year from prescription drug abuse than die from heroin and cocaine combined. That stunning finding comes in a new report Tuesday from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

  • Lack of Laws Lead to Prescription Drug Dealing Epidemic

    Published October 28, 2011

    “The drug they need is morphine, because we're replacing what they have been getting throughout the pregnancy. You can’t expect babies to go cold turkey.”

  • CDC Backs HPV Vaccine for Boys

    Published October 25, 2011

    In what is sure to be a controversial decision, a 13-member advisory panel of the Centers for Disease Control recommended Tuesday routine vaccination of boys ages 11 and 12 with Gardasil, which protects against infection from human papilloma virus

  • Jack Daniel's Faces More Taxes From Cash-Strapped Hometown in Tennessee

    Published October 21, 2011

    Jack Daniel's deep pockets make it a prime target for a local government that is strapped for revenue – and now wants to slap the storied whiskey producer with a $10 tax on each and every barrel the distillery fills.

  • Hospital Drug Shortages Threaten Patient Health, Prove Costly

    Published October 13, 2011

    “How can they write me an IOU for medication?”

  • After Gibson Raid, Other Guitar Makers at Risk of Breaking Law

    Published October 05, 2011

    It's as sweet a sound as you can imagine. A $10,000 guitar expertly crafted by the hands of Dave Berkowitz, a master luthier in Washington, D.C. But now, every time Berkowitz uses wood imported from India to build his immaculate instruments, he is potentially breaking the law.

  • Outer Banks Rebuilding After Irene

    Published September 28, 2011

    It’s not much more than an enormous sandbar 20 miles out in the Atlantic Ocean. One that has been shaped and molded by storms and ocean waves – moving ever so slowly westward toward the mainland.

  • Rules Stymie Conversion of Temporary FEMA Shelters Into Permanent School Structures

    Published September 14, 2011

    After a rash of tornadoes earlier this year pushed Alabama students into temporary classroom trailers, FEMA offered to pay 75 percent of the cost of storm shelters on school property so students would have a safe place to go if a tornado struck. But because of red tape, after the schools are repaired, those shelters must be bought by the school districts or destroyed.