Critics say new labels encourage drinking
June 8, 2000
WASHINGTON — Alcohol labels that suggest people learn about the health impact of drinking wine “serve no other purpose than to encourage people to drink
Taking all of antibiotics important routine
June 8, 2000
In 1928 Alexander Fleming, a Scottish scientist discovered the first antibiotic, revolutionizing the way physicians treat disease. Today, people consume more than 230 million doses
A mother’s story: ‘It is well with my soul’
May 11, 2000
The day had arrived. I had waited nine months to see our precious and perfect little girl. Her room was decorated and waiting with a
Human rights resolution comes down harshly
May 11, 2000
NEW YORK — In a resolution passed by the UN Commission on Human Rights, the government of Myanmar (formerly Burma) received strong censure for its
Reversals sought in controversial cases
March 30, 2000
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Supreme Court should reverse lower-court decisions that struck down a ban on partial-birth abortion and rejected the Boy Scouts of America’s
Sudan bombing of relief group’s hospital criticized
March 23, 2000
KHARTOUM — A hospital operated by a U.S. relief group in Sudan was bombed March 6 for the second time in six days, prompting sharp
Medical missions opens door to the gospel
March 23, 2000
“We were it,” he says. “There was no one else.” The war was just ending when Brad McLoren’s medical team received clearance into the
Gallup poll finds conflicting opinions on abortion
February 24, 2000
Though abortion is hotly debated among presidential candidates, a majority of Americans remain “of two minds” on the issue, according to a new review of
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