ConsumerAffairs Alzheimer's patients forget, we should rememberWashington TimesIt is like a thief in the night, an unwelcome visitor whose entrance robs you of people you love, people who love you and, eventually, steals their lives. It is Alzheimer's disease and it took my curious, talented dad. It tried to take my mom, too, by …Health Highlights: June 16, 2016WebMDScientists succeed... 

Miami Herald Nearly $10 million in federal grants awarded to Florida health centers, groupsMiami HeraldThe Obama administration this week announced nearly $10 million in grants for Florida health centers and organizations to expand oral health services and reduce the number of uninsured children in the state. Grants include $2 million awarded by the …Louisiana gets $4.3 million to expand... 

First Human Test of CRISPR ProposedMIT Technology ReviewA federal safety board next week will consider the first human use of the gene-editing technology CRISPR, according to the National Institutes of Health. The proposed treatment is an immune therapy in which a patient's own blood cells will be removed … and more »  Read More →

First Human Test of CRISPR ProposedMIT Technology ReviewA federal safety board next week will consider the first human use of the gene-editing technology CRISPR, according to the National Institutes of Health. The proposed treatment is an immune therapy in which a patient's own blood cells will be removed … and more »  Read More →

Washington Post CDC: 6 pregnancies in Zika-infected women resulted in birth defectsWashington PostThree women in the U.S. mainland infected with the Zika virus have delivered infants with birth defects and three others have lost or terminated pregnancies because their fetuses suffered brain damage from the virus, the Centers for Disease Control and …Three Babies With Disabilities Because...