Politics
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9.2KQuestions About Blood Work Answered, Part 2: The Tests
The last article I wrote focused on many of the aspects of getting blood work done, and the reasons behind them. In...
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7.9KThe Anti-vaccination Movement is a Public Health Threat
Vaccines are arguably one of the most important technological developments to date, not just in the realm of medical science, but for...
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6.5KQuestions About Blood Work Answered, Part 1: The Mechanics
Getting blood drawn is an experience that few people enjoy, and yet it is a necessity for a lot of people, especially...
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5.9KThe Death Toll Rises on Community Healthcare
In southern Michigan, near the Indiana border, sits the small town of Coldwater, MI. It is the county seat of Branch County...
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4.7KPointing Fingers At Refugees Distracts From Other Crises
Half the world is currently involved in a major refugee crisis. War in the middle east drives hundreds of thousands of people...
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4.0KMore Migrant Deaths Crossing Into Europe
I woke up with a heavy heart after seeing two back-to-back articles of immigrants dying as they left their troubled homelands in...
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4.1KWDBJ Shooting
In a horrific turn of events, two journalists were killed during a live news broadcast. Allison Parker and Adam Ward were doing...
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4.2KAnchors Need Etiquette Lessons: British Humour Gone Awry
Good Morning Sacramento interviewed model and actress Cara Delevingne for her new film Paper Towns — based on the John Green novel — on Tuesday,...
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5.1KNot looking good, Tom Brady
The punishment is out and Tom Brady is suspended for the first 4 games of this football season without pay. Disappointed and...
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5.9KCaveat emptor: a guide to buying “fresh” fish
“Fresh” is a strange word. Like “natural,” it’s very difficult to point to what it means. The PBS series Mind of a Chef...