By Jeff Ventura
Johns Hopkins Medicine
A drug commonly used to slow the loss of central vision has shown promise in stemming a common precursor of blindness in diabetics, which involves the same central light-sensitive area of the retina, Johns Hopkins Wilmer Eye Institute scientists report.

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By Phil Sneiderman
Homewood
Can works of art be created by soulless machines?
Engineering students at Homewood put that question to the test recently during the campus’s second ArtBot competition. The results, produced by an array of homemade robots, ranged from enchanting swirls to, well, messy blotches.
Nine teams from a class called Mechatronics, each consisting of two […]

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by Chris Le Roy
Meditations have a funny way of bringing out your own inner beliefs and values during a meditation session. For example, one belief you have had for ten years can be literally wiped away when you first start to meditate. Often your own inner messenger will bring new meaning to your life and […]

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by Tom Bailey
Some people love the hot and humid weather of summer. Others long for the freshness of spring. Some are autumn people. Another portion may be winter and cold weather lovers.

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by Shane Morgay
The National Automobile Dealers Association (NADA) applauded Mazda’s decision to scrap all vehicles on board the Cougar Ace. It also decided to disclose vehicle identification numbers (VINs) of the Mazdas on board.

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by Joe Ratzkin
Do you love cars? Do you love stars? Then perhaps the upcoming 2007 North American International Auto Show which will be held in Detroit would be the best time to rub elbows with the popular and very much known celebrities of the entire world.

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by Dennis James
Today, many people are wondering if leasing or purchasing is the best when it comes to new cars. Both leasing and buying have wonderful advantages as well as their own disadvantages.

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In the United States alone, there are over 40 Million people who struggle with acne. Many of these people treat acne using chemicals such as antibiotics, prescription drugs, benzoyl peroxide, and salicylic acid.

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Acne or pimples are caused by hormonal changes, wrong food habits and improper skin care. Acne remedies given below are based on herbs and natural ingredients that treat your acne like magic and help improve the skin disorders.

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Acne and rosacea patients take note- you must know about proper skin-care and cosmetic usage to successfully manage your sensitive skin. This is the counsel of Dr. Diane Berson, who runs a dermatology practice in New York City.

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