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  1. Sex Abuse at Church Shatters a Family (The Washington Post)

     PRINTABLE PAGE Sex Abuse at Church Shatters a Family D.C. Deacon Is Sentenced to Prison as Boy and Relatives Try to Heal By David A. Fahrenthold, Washington Post Staff WriterOriginally published in The Washington Post, July 30, 2001 They were…

  2. Treatment of Sickle Cell Pain (Pharmacotherapy)

     PRINTABLE PAGE Treatment of Sickle Cell Pain By Karen F. Marlowe, Pharm.D., Michael F. Chicella, Pharm.D.Originally published in Pharmacotherapy 22(4):484-491, 2002 Abstract and Introduction Abstract Sickle cell disease affects 70,000 Americans who experience an average of 0.8 painful episodes each…

  3. Sept. 11 Leaves Same-Sex Partners Adrift (Boston Globe)

     PRINTABLE PAGE Sept. 11 Leaves Same-Sex Partners Adrift Laws bar benefits, even recognition By Kathleen Burge, Globe StaffOriginally published by the Boston Globe, March 18, 2002 PLAISTOW, N.H. — The first hint of Nancy Walsh’s shaky new status appeared just…

  4. Canadian Court Rules Gay Marriages Are Valid (Reuters)

     PRINTABLE PAGE Canadian Court Rules Gay Marriages Are Valid Originally published by Reuters, July 12, 2002 TORONTO (Reuters) — A court in the powerful province of Ontario made Canadian history on Friday by ruling that the provincial government must register…

  5. Broward Schools Study Use of Medication With Students (Sun-Sentinel)

     PRINTABLE PAGE Broward Schools Study Use of Medication With Students By Bill Hirschman, Education WriterOriginally published in the Sun-Sentinel, June 8, 2001 Scores of Broward County schoolchildren receive prescriptions every year for various medications—not from their family doctor, but from…

  6. China Paper Sacks Organ Trade Reporter (Reuters)

     PRINTABLE PAGE China Paper Sacks Organ Trade Reporter Originally published by Reuters, August 2, 2001 BEIJING (Reuters) — A newspaper in the southeastern province of Jiangxi has sacked a senior reporter whose article on organ harvesting in China riled Beijing,…

  7. Most Cancer Rates Down, Study Finds (Los Angeles Times)

     PRINTABLE PAGE Most Cancer Rates Down, Study Finds By Marlene Cimons, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer Originally published in the Los Angeles Times, June 6, 2001 WASHINGTON — Cancer incidence and death rates dropped steadily in the United States in…

  8. Man, 71, Gets Prison in Child Porn Case (The Palm Beach Post)

     PRINTABLE PAGE Man, 71, Gets Prison in Child Porn Case By Mary McLachlin, Palm Beach Post Staff WriterOriginally published in The Palm Beach Post, April 12, 2002 WEST PALM BEACH — For three years, retired investment banker Frederick Schreier secretly…