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Both HMS and the U.S. government seem to agree with him, as more and more funding is devoted to research in alternative medicine, marking a trend in the American public??s increased acceptance and adoption of these therapies. “Taking care of yourself in a spiritual way has become important to Americans,” Kaptchuk says. Studies published by researchers in Kaptchuk’s division have shown that in 1997 Americans spent an estimated $27 billion out-of-pocket on complementary care. By that same year, visits to non-traditional practitioners had increased nearly...
According to Tony Mazzaschi, associate vice president of the Association of American Medical Colleges and a member of CAMR’s board of directors, the coalition is running print and radio advertisements to raise the public??s awareness of the benefits offered by therapeutic cloning techniques...
2002’s best film, Steven Spielberg’s critically debated and audience-panned A.I., was unsurprisingly ignored by the Academy (except for in the visual effects and score categories). The public??s (and the Academy’s) reaction to A.I. is indicative of a grander thought on the state of American cinema. A.I. was the only film last year that was in any way daring (except for perhaps the jarring L.I.E.), but not in the way traditionally, and quite annoyingly, associated with new stylings of cinema. It didn’t have violent deaths...
...current budget proposed by President George W. Bush has paltry aid for needy nations around the world. His parsimony stems, in part, from the American public??s misunderstanding about giving foreign...
Once again, President George W. Bush and his administration have demonstrated an unsettling disdain for transparency in government. Thousands of documents from Bush’s tenure as Governor of Texas are locked up at George H. W. Bush’s presidential library, out of the public??s reach...