Archive for November, 2008
Agents of Change
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CDC: Diabetes cases skyrocket nationwide
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is reporting that new diabetes cases have sharply increased over the last decade, particularly in southern states.
Marijuana law reformers enjoy election night success
Supporters of reforming the nation’s marijuana laws enjoyed a successful campaign season, seeing several of their initiatives win in various states.
Internet privacy concerns high on both sides of the Atlantic
The issue of privacy is currently being debated in both the U.S. and the UK, among governments and technology companies alike.
Supreme Court to rule on drug warning labels
On Monday, attorneys for the Bush administration argued in front of the Supreme Court that drug companies should be shielded from consumer lawsuits even if they fail to warn patients about risks which could have long reaching effects on their health.
Study: Rain Linked to Child Autism
A new study indicates that child autism rates may be higher in areas that have more precipitation.
Organic products running afoul of field drug tests
The credibility of field drug test kits is under fire following the arrest of a Canadian couple on erroneous drug charges, raising concern about the violation of their civil liberties.
Economy Seen Struggling In The Short Term
The National Association for Business Economics is predicting that the economy will rebound in 2009 – but not before continuing to struggle in the short term.
Unstable markets could pay off for Roth investors
Ongoing instability in the stock market may offer a silver lining to those saving for retirement.
New Google browser raises privacy concerns
The group Consumer Watchdog is calling on the Justice Department and state attorneys general to protect consumer privacy amid concerns about Google’s new Chrome browser.
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