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  1. Judge Refuses to Give Suspect a Castration Option (Sun-Sentinel)

     PRINTABLE PAGE Judge Refuses to Give Suspect a Castration Option By Madeline Baró Diaz, Miami BureauOriginally published in the Sun-Sentinel, June 6, 2002 MIAMI — Accused child molester Ricardo Jose Garcia cannot undergo surgical castration in exchange for a lighter…

  2. Sex Abuse Spans Spectrum of Churches (The Christian Science Monitor)

     PRINTABLE PAGE Sex Abuse Spans Spectrum of Churches By Mark Clayton,Staff writer of The Christian Science MonitorOriginally published in The Christian Science Monitor, April 5, 2002 Despite headlines focusing on the priest pedophile problem in the Roman Catholic Church, most…

  3. Ex-Teacher Charged in Sex Abuse (Newsday)

     PRINTABLE PAGE Ex-Teacher Charged in Sex Abuse By Sean Gardiner, Staff WriterOriginally published in Newsday, January 19, 2001 A former teacher arrested on Long Island last week for sending pornographic pictures to young girls has been charged with statutory rape…

  4. Bill Seeks Repeal of Rehab Care Spending Caps (Reuters Health)

     PRINTABLE PAGE Bill Seeks Repeal of Rehab Care Spending Caps Originally published by Reuters Health, February 28, 2002 WASHINGTON (Reuters Health) — US Lawmakers introduced legislation Thursday aimed at permanently repealing limits on rehabilitation therapy that have been on the…

  5. Schools Ignore Plan to Thwart Sex Abuse (The New York Times)

     PRINTABLE PAGE Schools Ignore Plan to Thwart Sex Abuse By Edward WyattOriginally published in The New York Times, June 22, 2001 Seven years after a citywide commission recommended steps to prevent the sexual abuse of students in the public schools,…

  6. Breast Cancer Care Worse for Poor (The Associated Press)

     PRINTABLE PAGE Breast Cancer Care Worse for Poor By Paul Recer, AP Science WriterOriginally published by The Associated Press, April 3, 2002 WASHINGTON — Poor women are less likely to be diagnosed and treated for breast cancer, and more likely…