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    Apr 14, 2011 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  1. Just a liver transplant among neighbors

    Darren Conrad still might be waiting for a liver transplant — waiting to play ice hockey again, waiting to attend his son's baseball games — if he didn't live on Brown Lane in Plainfield.
    Darren Conrad still might be waiting for a liver transplant — waiting to play ice hockey again, waiting to attend his son's baseball games — if he didn't live on Brown Lane in Plainfield. Neighbors in his subdivision had always assisted...

    Tags: Charity, Surgery, Harley-Davidson Inc., Social Issues, Diseases and Illnesses

    2. Mar 25, 2010 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  2. Recipe: Vegetarian chopped liver

     
      Vegetarian chopped liver Total time: About 1 hour, plus chilling time Servings: 12 as an appetizer or 6 as a main course lunch salad Note: Adapted from "The Essential Book of Jewish Festival Cooking" by Phyllis Glazer and Miriyam Glazer 1 pound...

    Tags: Radishes, Dining and Drinking, Black Pepper, Lifestyle and Leisure, Tomatoes

    3. May 1, 2011 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  3. Roasting turns bitter sprout memories sweet

    Humorist Dave Barry does not mince words when referring to his cruciferous childhood nemesis: "We kids feared many things in those days — werewolves, dentists, North Koreans, Sunday school — but they all paled in comparison to Brussels sprouts."
    Humorist Dave Barry does not mince words when referring to his cruciferous childhood nemesis: "We kids feared many things in those days — werewolves, dentists, North Koreans, Sunday school — but they all paled in comparison to Brussels...

    Tags: Pecans, Iron (dietary supplement), Salt, Cranberries, Beets

    4. Jul 26, 2009 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  4. Cleaners leave a toxic legacy

    Tribune staff reporter
    For decades, one of the nation's most widely used dry cleaning solvents was billed as a marvel of modern chemistry that could safely remove dirt and stains from clothing. Shops sprang up to take advantage of the chemical, perchloroethylene, also known as...

    Tags: Environmental Issues, Homes, Crime, Law and Justice, State Budgets, Human Body

    5. Dec 15, 2010 |Story| Daily Pilot

  5. Doctor censured in death of 2 prisoners

    A Costa Mesa doctor's negligence and incompetence contributed to two prison inmates' deaths and a third inmate's near blindness, the state medical board concluded. In a decision that took effect Friday, the Medical Board of California put Dr. Allan J. T....

    Tags: Pancreas, Renal Failure, Crime, Law and Justice, Internists, Abdominal Pain

    6. Dec 23, 2010 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  6. Restaurant review: Alchemy offers transportive combinations

    <a href="http://findlocal.baltimoresun.com/listings/alchemy-restaurant-baltimore">Alchemy</a>, a stylish new bistro in Hampden, had me at its appetizers.
    Alchemy, a stylish new bistro in Hampden, had me at its appetizers. The fish plate ($11) had just the right amount of applewood smoke, which gave the fillet of trout and the salmon a hint of wood flavor without being overpowering. Smoked fish is not an...

    Tags: Dining and Drinking, Lifestyle and Leisure, Science, Music, Appetizers

    7. Nov 4, 2009 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  7. Ravens Q&A with Willis McGahee

    Each Wednesday we'll bring you a Q&A with a Ravens player to help you learn a little more about the team. Today's guest is running back Willis McGahee, who averaged 77 rushing and receiving yards in the first three games and rushed for five touchdowns but has since touched the ball less often. McGahee discussed his role in the offense, the hits that running backs take and his affinity for cars.
    Each Wednesday we'll bring you a Q&A with a Ravens player to help you learn a little more about the team. Today's guest is running back Willis McGahee, who averaged 77 rushing and receiving yards in the first three games and rushed for five touchdowns but...

    Tags: Porsche, Baltimore Ravens, Dining and Drinking, Infiniti, Lifestyle and Leisure

    8. Nov 26, 2009 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  8. Fight against malaria: Battle of life and death

    Easter morning, 2008.
    Tribune reporter
    Easter morning, 2008. Dawn Dubsky opened her eyes, her consciousness rising through a soup of painkillers and sedatives. She had been waking sporadically, and every time she did, those watching over her hospital bed shared the same bleak thought: This...

    Tags: Malaria, University of Iowa, Travel, Blood Cells, Lion (animal)

    9. Nov 12, 2009 |Story| Health Portal

  9. Cardiovascular Connections

    If there were such a thing as the heart bone, it would be smack in the middle of each line of the old spiritual, " Dem Bones." Once thought of as a solitary, aloof pump, the heart is now known to affect, and be affected by, all parts of the body.
    Courtesy of Harvard Health
    If there were such a thing as the heart bone, it would be smack in the middle of each line of the old spiritual, " Dem Bones." Once thought of as a solitary, aloof pump, the heart is now known to affect, and be affected by, all parts of the body. TEETH...

    Tags: Heart Disease, Drugs and Medicines, Heart Failure, Diabetes, Osteoporosis

    10. Dec 30, 2009 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  10. New treatments help fight breast cancer

    About a year after Shirley Mertz's breast cancer had spread throughout her spine and into her liver, she was awaiting a scan to gauge how her treatment was working. When told it showed no evidence of disease, she recalls being flabbergasted - as was her doctor.
    Special to the Tribune
    About a year after Shirley Mertz's breast cancer had spread throughout her spine and into her liver, she was awaiting a scan to gauge how her treatment was working. When told it showed no evidence of disease, she recalls being flabbergasted - as was her...

    Tags: Health Treatments, Cancer, Punishment, Drugs and Medicines, Richard M. Daley

    11. Jun 1, 2010 |Story| Health Portal

  11. Cancer awareness

    Rhonda McCartt was in shock when a mammogram and biopsy revealed precancerous cells in her breast.
    McClatchy Tribune
    Rhonda McCartt was in shock when a mammogram and biopsy revealed precancerous cells in her breast. In the past, such a diagnosis would have been a signal to wait and worry, with close monitoring to see whether the cells became cancerous. These days, as...

    Tags: Cancer, Texas, Mole (lesion), Dallas, Sunburn

    12. Sep 5, 2010 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  12. Robert Schimmel dies at 60; acclaimed comic known for sexually explicit routines

    Robert Schimmel, a critically acclaimed comedian who made audiences squirm and then laugh with X-rated explorations of sexuality and vulnerability usually drawn from his own life, has died. He was 60.
    Robert Schimmel, a critically acclaimed comedian who made audiences squirm and then laugh with X-rated explorations of sexuality and vulnerability usually drawn from his own life, has died. He was 60. Schimmel died Friday at a Phoenix hospice from...

    Tags: Cancer, Blood Transfusion, Dining and Drinking, Television, Rodney Dangerfield

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