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Doctor to Conduct NDE Tests

December 6, 2001
Dr. Sam Parnia, a doctor at Southampton General Hospital in England, has been given approval to conduct the first large scale investigation into what happens when patients have a near death experience (NDE). An earlier study at the hospital revealed... continued

Is Your Child Safe From School Killers?

December 6, 2001
Violent crimes in U.S. schools which leave many students and teachers dead are on the rise, according to a new study by Dr. Mark Anderson of the Division of Violence Prevention at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in... continued

Monarchs May Be Saved

December 6, 2001
Mexican President Vicente Fox has announced a program to protect the forests that are used as a winter haven by hundreds of millions of Monarch butterflies every year. A fund created by the government and private foundations called the Monarch... continued

Iraq Threatens Israel

December 5, 2001
Laurie Mylroie, who is an internationally known expert on Iraq, reports that for the first time, Saddam Hussein has specifically threatened to retaliate against Israel for any U.S. campaign against their regime. A senior Iraqi diplomat says Saddam has an... continued

Original Nessie Film Found

December 5, 2001
The first film of Scotland?s Loch Ness Monster was shown 65 years ago. Since then, the short newsreel clip of the 30 foot long creature has been missing. Now the footage has been found and will be screened again. Janet... continued

Pesticide Tests Approved for Humans

December 5, 2001
Three years ago, in response to mounting criticism from environmentalists and physicians, the Clinton administration stopped using information from industry studies conducted on humans to determine the amount of pesticides that could be applied to fruits, vegetables and other crops.... continued

Noisy Meteors

December 5, 2001
We reported that several people were hit by falling meteors during the recent leonids shower on November 18. Now we?ve learned that some skywatchers not only saw the leonids, they heard them too. ?I am sure I could hear several... continued

Access to Vitamins is Safe?For Now

December 4, 2001
The drug industry?s efforts to restrict customer access to nutritional supplements and other natural health therapies have been thwarted by a huge consumer letter writing campaign. Pharmaceutical industry executives and politicians representing more than 50 countries met in Berlin as... continued

Prehistoric Pompeii Discovered

December 4, 2001
A prehistoric village has been unearthed in Italy, more than 3,500 years after it was buried by Mount Vesuvius, the same way the Roman city of Pompeii was destroyed centuries later. Experts call the find at Nola, near Naples, ?sensational?... continued

We Predicted IT

December 4, 2001
Inventor Dean Kamen has finally unveiled ?It? (aka ?Ginger?). It?s a one-person, battery-powered scooter that resembles a lawn mower that?s easy to ride and hard to fall off.It?s officially called the Segway Human Transporter and has gyroscopes to keep it... continued