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New Research Holds Hope for Rare Disorders.
Joyce Howard Price is a writer with The Washington Times. Rare disorders have become anything but rare. Collectively, these few thousand...
World and I, 11/01/04 by Price, Joyce Howard · More from publication -
'June brides,' one year later
"I do." Until 10:30 a.m. on June 27, 2003, when we exchanged very traditional vows in Toronto City Hall's wedding chapel, our relationship was,...
USA TODAY, 06/23/04 by Deb Price and Joyce Murdoch · More from publication -
Female POW is first since U.S. changed rules
One of the five U.S. soldiers captured by Iraqi forces and questioned on Iraqi television is the first female POW since the Clinton...
Deseret News (Salt Lake City), 03/24/03 by Joyce Howard Price The Washington Times · More from publication -
Adult stem-cell research shows promise
Studies released in June have added to growing evidence that adult stem cells are far more flexible and versatile than originally believed, raising...
Insight on the News, 07/22/02 by Joyce Howard Price · More from publication -
Disheartening prognosis: although heart attacks are decreasing, deaths from heart failure are increasing
Congestive heart failure (CHF) is one of the major causes of illness and disability in the United States and is the leading cause of...
Insight on the News, 07/15/02 by Joyce Howard Price · More from publication -
Habla Espanol; the Spanish language is becoming part of everyday life in America
From menus to football to politics, the Spanish language is creeping into American culture. Patrons at bank machines in the Washington metropolitan...
Insight on the News, 06/24/02 by Joyce Howard Price · More from publication -
A-dressing privy issue
The United States Students Association (USSA) is urging the nation's colleges and universities to provide single-stall "gender-neutral" rest rooms...
Insight on the News, 04/15/02 by Joyce Howard Price · More from publication -
Waste, fraud in AIDS programs
Federal AIDS programs are an "epidemic of waste, fraud, abuse and mismanagement," according to a watchdog group calling for the redirection of...
Insight on the News, 03/18/02 by Joyce Howard Price · More from publication -
Do the data: the Statistical Abstract offers snapshots of American life in the new century
Use of cellular phones in the United States has climbed more than twentyfold -- from 5 million to 110 million subscribers -- since 1990, the U.S....
Insight on the News, 03/04/02 by Joyce Howard Price · More from publication -
Cheney says Powell agrees that terrorist detainees are not POWs.(A)
Byline: Joyce Howard Price Vice President Richard B. Cheney said yesterday that captured al Qaeda and Taliban terrorists do not qualify for...
Washington Times, The, 01/28/02 by Price, Joyce Howard · More from publication
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