PRINTABLE PAGE Man Charged With Abusing Baby, Filming It By Steve Warmbir, Federal Courts ReporterOriginally published by the Chicago Sun-Times, May 18, 2001 An Aurora man was being held without bond Thursday after authorities said he sexually abused an infant,…
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PRINTABLE PAGE Mesa Scoutmaster, Church Leader Charged With Molesting 2 Boys By Emily BittnerOriginally published in The Arizona Republic, August 28, 2002 MESA — After admitting to his wife and father that he sexually molested two boys—one for seven years—a…
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PRINTABLE PAGE Priest Charged in Sexual Abuse By Michael Luo, Staff WriterOriginally published in Newsday, May 8, 2001 An East Meadow priest, who distinguished himself with his gift for youth ministry, has been accused of molesting a boy over a…
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PRINTABLE PAGE Missed Opportunities, Medical Errors Undermine Quality of Care Originally published by Reuters Health, April 16, 2002 NEW YORK (Reuters Health) — Americans are not getting the quality of care they should because of a lack of adequate systems…
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PRINTABLE PAGE Postpartum Depression By Jeanine K. Morris-Rush, MD, and Peter S. Bernstein, MD, MPHOriginally published in Medscape Women’s Health 7(1), 2002 Introduction In the wake of the Andrea Yates case, there has been increased awareness about postpartum psychiatric disorders.…
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PRINTABLE PAGE Murder Charges Denounced: N.Va. Parents Face Bias, Backers Say By Tom Jackman, Washington Post Staff WriterOriginally published in the Washington Post, August 11, 2001 More than 100 supporters of the Northern Virginia couple who abandoned a baby in…
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PRINTABLE PAGE Bush Administration Allowed to Move Forward on Drug Discount Card Originally published by Reuters Health, November 8, 2001 WASHINGTON — A federal judge this week allowed the Bush administration to proceed with a proposal to provide private prescription…
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PRINTABLE PAGE Study: Head Start Program Aids Kids By Leslie Miller, Associated Press WriterOriginally published by The Associated Press, June 3, 2002 WASHINGTON (AP) — Toddlers enrolled in a federal program that coaches their parents in learning techniques are less…
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PRINTABLE PAGE Kids in Prison Tried as adults, they find trouble instead of help and rehabilitation By Ronnie Greene and Geoff DoughertyOriginally published in The Miami Herald, March 18, 2001 Florida’s get-tough campaign on violent teens is instead targeting young…
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PRINTABLE PAGE Knowles Vetoes Bill Restricting Publicly Funded Abortions REASONS: Governor says the measure violates womens’ right to privacy, constrains physicians. By Ben SpiessOriginally published in the Anchorage Daily News, June 6, 2002 JUNEAU — Gov. Tony Knowles vetoed legislation…