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With the full-time debates on fixing health care and the nation’s economic woes, national security seems to be back-burnered.

As America approaches the eighth anniversary of 9/11, Ground Zero rescue workers and their families are still fighting for their health benefits and compensations.

A deadly form of cancer has been detected in the younger first responders who braved the horrific conditions during and after the 9/11 World Trade Center attack and cleanup.

As America nears the eighth anniversary of the World Trade Center attacks, and while the nation is embroiled in the health-care debate, the sad fact is that the medical problems of rescue workers who rushed to the site on 9/11 continue to rise.

For twelve seasons, Brian Grant prowled the courts of the NBA, battling the league’s best centers. Now, after being diagnosed with young onset Parkinson’s disease, Grant is battling a different opponent.

Ghostwriting is a booming industry used by everyone from large corporations to your favorite celebrity to your neighbor’s grandmother. But few people who are looking for a writer really know how ghostwriting works.

Recently, scientists at the Weill Cornell Medical School were able to recreate the symptoms of Parkinson’s disease in mice, leading some to believe that a breakthrough in treating the ailment could be just around the corner.

Ghostwriters are employed in nearly every industry but are best known as the writers behind business books, memoirs and many novels by celebrities and politicians.

According to the Center for Divorce Reform, at least forty percent of all marriages end in divorce and millions of parents in America are facing unique challenges after divorce.

Joint custody is the best arrangement for children of divorce, according to the Journal of Family Psychology.