Monthly Archives: October 2013

Last week, CUNY Baruch College held a Blood Drive to help those who need transfusions. The Blood Drive was held from 11 AM to 5PM both days. The Blood Drive was sponsored by The New York Blood Center.  Established in … Continue reading →

Obesity has been a concern in the US now for a number of years. The prevalence of obesity can not be ignored with statistics as well as movies, such as “Super Size Me” providing ample coverage for obesity. However, obesity should … Continue reading →

In the article “5 Are Convicted in Kosovo Organ Trafficking”, it was reported that Kosovo, a country in Europe, had connections to a organ trafficking network that sold organs to countries such as the U.S, Germany, Israel, and more. An … Continue reading →

The HIV/AIDS epidemic, as mentioned in “The AIDS Epidemic Can Be Ended,” has been an international health issue for the past three decades.  The lack of a cure has led to an extensive increase in the number of people infected … Continue reading →

This article, Lower Health Care Premiums to Come at Cost of Fewer Choices by Robert Pear, was about how health insurances will offer premiums at lower prices under President Obama’s new law with a drawback. Many companies fail to mention why they … Continue reading →