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Americans are being forced to postpone medical care due to the poor condition of the economy.
Senator McCain appeared last night on The Late Show with David Letterman to make up for his skipping of a scheduled appearance to head to Washington during the formation of the bailout plan.
A new WHO study shows that a huge gap exists in the life expectancy of the world's richest and poorest people.
After last night's debate, many were left wanting to know more about the candidates and less about Joe the plumber.
The credit crunch has struck hosptials, many of which are now tightening their belts and looking to make cutbacks.
Despite falling gas prices, Americans are remaining frugal at the pump.
A Japanese company has created a robotic suit with the potential to give mobility to those who have limited or no use of their limbs.
The troubles facing our economy have had a serious effect on baby boomers preparing for retirement, an AARP survey shows.
One unforseen consequence in our recent economic hardships has been a drop in the supply and spike in the price of road salt. Many cities are struggling to find alternatives.
The most recent round of government inspections for nursing homes found over 90% guilty of violations in federal standards.