A post about time, where it goes, and how to hold onto it.

Poor Ben Nelson. He went on John King's show today and told King, "[I]f you think it's fun having both sides on an issue mad at you when you're trying to do something in good faith, just think, it's like going home and getting bit by the family dog. So...

WASHINGTON - As visions of sugarplums dance in some heads, tribal communities are pondering methods for expanding dental health care in Indian country

Having sex at an early age has been linked with double the risk of developing cervical cancer.

From bathing in ass's milk to Botox, women have tried almost everything on their skin in the hope it will turn back time.

The use of x-rays is rather commonplace these days, as they are used to see what is inside a person, and help medical professionals work out the best way to solve the problem.

Children traditionally break their bones falling out of trees, but a scientist says branches hold clues to a particular type of childhood fracture.

While some of these tools seem to make light of serious problems, they offer insights into the person who provides the answers -- but, only if that person is listening.

Women are still waiting months to find out whether they have breast cancer, the Government figure in charge of tackling the disease admitted last night.

Doctors often suspect diabetes when one or more symptoms are experienced by a patient. Before they actually diagnose a person with diabetes, however, diabetes diagnosis tests will be performed.