[ad_1] LEBANON, Ohio – The first sale of souvenirs and personal items by Neil Armstrong, a former resident of the Lebanon region, including fragments of the 1903 flyer of the Wright brothers, …
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[ad_1] The care of a loved one with Alzheimer's disease or some other form of dementia is becoming isolated. Yet the caregiver is "alone" in a crowd of 16 million people who …
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[ad_1] The long-awaited Hydrogen One phone from Red will be launched in a few weeks. But a recently disclosed technical sheet now tells us what we can expect from the long-awaited handset. …
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[ad_1] The Chinese and Han ethnic minorities share some common genetic mutations with Indians, Southeast Asians and Europeans along the Silk Road, revealed an unprecedented study on DNA samples. In the largest …
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[ad_1] STOCKBRIDGE – Be Pink – this is the month of October the message from Piedmont Henry Hospital, also called Breast Cancer Awareness Month. The hospital announced its annual Real Men Wear …
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[ad_1] One hundred years ago, in September 1918, the front page of the Daily Star was filled with information on the progress of the Allies and the defeats of Germany during the …
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[ad_1] In response to waves of criticism, Wreck-It Ralph 2 changed the complexion and features of Princess Tiana, resuscitating her with darker hair and skin and a wider nose. After the fans …
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[ad_1] LOCKPORT, Ill. – In the pediatric office of his children two years ago, Lockport's mother, Kelly DiFilippo, refused the HPV vaccine for her eldest daughter, and "no one looked up." For …
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[ad_1] The use of opioids – even in the short term – can result in addiction and, all too often, overdose. Anyone who takes opiates may develop an addiction. Your personal history …
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[ad_1] The World Health Organization, or WHO, has designated a new mental illness this week, and you may have heard about it in several media outlets. Called gambling disorder, it is considered …
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