A Broken Brain is Worth Mending
We all have that one week where it feels like we have five papers, two exams and three presentations due at the same time, all for the same class.
Don’t Forget to be Happy
After reflecting on the thoughts on which I focus most of my energy, I realized how negative my thinking has become.
School’s Out for Summer, School’s Out Forever
To my first investors: Thank you for investing thousands upon thousands of dollars into a very emotionally unstable 5 year old. Wearing purple dresses with yellow tights was the outfit of choice for this future student.
Blood Test to Detect Alzheimer’s Disease May Be Possible
Multiple studies have come out showing a possible blood test to screen people for signs of dementia.
Study Recommends Ways to Avoid Developing Dementia
A new study has shown how living a healthy lifestyle by eating right, working out and not smoking or consuming alcohol can reduce your risk of dementia, even if you carry genes that pre-dispose you to the condition.
New Draft of IRA Form 1040 For Seniors
The IRS has recently unveiled the new 1040 form specifically created for those over 65.
Detective reveals Wint’s DNA found on construction vest in Savopoulos car
A detective revealed two of the five victims allegedly killed by Daron Wint were strangled at Wint’s preliminary hearing Monday.
Kevin Sutherland eulogized on House floor
Connecticut native Kevin Sutherland was eulogized by his former boss on the floor of the U.S. House of Representatives Wednesday morning, who called for the 24-year-old’s spirit to live on in the chamber.
Robert Paris tested positive for PCP after killing woman with car, prosecutor says
The man charged with striking and killing a woman with his pick-up truck will be held while his trial proceeds, a judge ruled Monday.
History of Medicaid
Medicaid and Medicare have become a cornerstone in U.S. health care.