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I am of an age when my ability to not “hear” my wife is becoming less a spontaneous reaction and more a physiologic one.

As a native Midwesterner who made the move across the country to Seattle for graduate school, I have grown accustomed to very pleasant summers. Apparently, I have grown soft as well. When I got on the plane at SeaTac, it was about 75 degrees.

David Everette was simply walking to a store when making the absolute wrong decision during a fierce thunderstorm cost him his life.

The Alzheimers Association’s International Conference is underway in London which might explain an uptick in reports on Alzheimer's in the popular media. There are reports in the Washington Post, NPR, BBC, Medscape, even Yahoo food.

Senator John McCain’s office just released a statement from the Mayo Clinic Hospital in Phoenix detailing his newly diagnosed Glio

Americans like to say, "When you're in Mexico, don't drink the water." Mexicans will soon have a maxim of their own: "When you're in America, don't eat the Chipotle."

The initiative began in earnest more than a decade ago when baseball's top executive was diagnosed with a severe case of melanoma.

It appears new legislation in Oregon might be the key to bringing opposing political parties together.

Measles outbreaks create a lot of fear (and frustration) in people. 

From afar I once watched – and was captivated, actually, by its oddity – as a deer stood before a planting of big, bright identical flowers and began eating.