Summer 2005

Feature Article

The Family Healthcare CEO

Having a healthy family is so important to women, they give their family’s health more priority than their own. This is according to Women Talk, a national survey commissioned by the National Women’s Health Resource Center (NWHRC) which explores women’s knowledge, attitudes, and perceptions about their health.

Living Legend

Don Robertson: The Voice of Happy Retirement

As the “Voice of CBS Sports” for 25 years, Don Robertson used his exceptional vocal cords to make a living. As a retiree, he uses that gift in more personal ways. Robertson worked most of his career as a staff announcer for CBS, introducing on-air talent and recording promos and commercial “billboards” – spots that identified the sponsors of a particular broadcast.

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Science in the Spotlight

Learning More About Breast Cancer

Gatherings of breast cancer researchers have been surprisingly upbeat events lately, as scientists are beginning to feel that maybe - just maybe - they’re making some real progress toward understanding the disease..

Get Mad Before You Get Old!

Diseases in the Shadows

Walking. Driving. Working. Most of us take these activities for granted, but millions of elderly Americans do not because they cannot fully care for themselves. In many cases, little-understood diseases are to blame.

Alliance View

Stem Cell Debate

President Bush will disagree, but the House of Representatives has handed him a gift for his second term: a chance to update his Administration’s stem cell policy in a way that would earn him bi-partisan praise for returning American scientists to the forefront of this fast-moving medical frontier. Even more, the President’s standing would soar by offering a reasonable degree of new hope to millions of people facing incurable diseases.