The Bald Facts on a Hair Loss Miracle
Since the age of two, Kyle Rhodes has suffered from alopecia universalis, a rare autoimmune disease that causes the loss...
Month: July 2014
Former Education Department Official Investigated for Possible Ethics Violations
Two Republican senators are asking the Obama administration for the former Education Department's deputy undersecretary's phone records and emails, owing...
Mumbai Aims to Improve Train Safety By Adding Automatic Sliding Doors to Its Trains
Citizens in Mumbai in India can face dangers when traveling by train, but the city's railway officials aim to change...
Viral Video Provides Cautionary Tale: Fireworks and Floating Docks Don’t Mix
What was supposed to be a grand fireworks display turned into a dangerous fire that destroyed a private floating dock on...
Survival Has Never Tasted Better
Baked beans, bacon, hot dogs, s'mores, banana boats, and flap-jacks are all culinary staples of camping, but they're not exactly...
ADHD Drugs for Children Haven’t Been Tested for Longterm Effects, Study Finds
According to new research from investigators at Boston Children's Hospital in Massachusetts, studies on longterm use of ADHD treatment drugs for...
Veterinary Mobility Act Passed By Senate, Ready for President’s Signature
On Wednesday, July 16, the U.S. Senate unanimously approved the Veterinary Mobility Act -- about a week after the House of Representatives...
Why Is Direct Mail Marketing Still Around? Simple — Because It Works
Recently, Business 2 Community asked how a direct mail marketing campaign could benefit a business. They framed their discussion by first pointing...
City of Detroit Planning to Cut $7 Billion of its Debt in Bankruptcy
The City of Detroit is expecting to get rid of $7 billion of its debt in bankruptcy court by significantly reducing...
Heavy Rains Cause Flooding Across the United States
Heavy rainfall across the United States has caused a number of small floods across the nation this week, with residences...
