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Susanne Lothar, Talented German Actress, Dies Suddenly

German actress Susanne Lothar died abruptly on Wednesday.

Jennifer Gibbons Continues Lake Michigan Journey Despite Alleged Sexual Assault

Jennifer Gibbons, the Chicago woman vying to become the first person to row solo around the perimeter of Lake Michigan, is not letting her alleged sexual assault get in the way of accomplishing the feat.

Now, A Cancer Drug That Helps Identify Dormant HIV

A patient eats a dose of generic HIV/AIDS drugs at a hospice for those dying of AIDS, at Wat Prabat Nampu Buddhist temple in Lopburi

Researchers from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in collaboration with scientists from the Harvard School of Public Health, National Cancer Institute, Merck and the University of California have identified a drug employed in treating certain types of lymphoma that help dislodge a hidden virus in patients receiving treatment for HIV.

Test tubes filled with samples of bacteria to be tested are seen at the Health Protection Agency in north London March 9, 2011. Picture taken March 9, 2011. For decades scientists have managed to develop new medicines to stay at least one step ahead of th

Merck Second-Quarter Earnings Preview: A Glimpse

Based on analyst estimates, Merck & Co. will report earnings of $1.01 a share on sales of about $12.16 billion -- an increase of 0.1 percent from the year-earlier quarter. The company posts its second-quarter earnings on Friday, before the opening bell.

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Tam O'Shaughnessy Buoyed Sally Ride To New Feats in NASA And Space Voyage

As news of America's first woman on space Sally Ride's death spread like wildfire, many expressed their support to her grieving family members including Tam O'Shaughnessy her partner of 27 years.

Close Relationships Tied To Ovarian Cancer Survival

Researchers found that cancer patients deemed to have high social attachment - meaning they had relationships that made them feel emotionally secure and closely connected to at least one other person - are more likely to survive than patients with lesser emotional bonds.

Frank Pierson, Oscar-Winning Screenwriter Of “Dog Day Afternoon” And “Cool Hand Luke” Dies At 87

Frank Pierson, Academy Award-winning screenwriter of such films as A Dog Day Afternoon and Cool Hand Luke, whose career stretched over 50 years in Hollywood, passed away today at the age of 87.

Sally Ride, First US Woman In Space, Dies At 61

American astronaut Sally Ride passed away peacefully after a long battle with pancreatic cancer, according to a statement from the company she founded.

Mitt Romney Sweeps Wisconsin, Maryland and DC Primaries: Santorum Looks to Pennsylvania

'Just Don't Mention The NHS': How 'Socialized Healthcare' Could Sour Mitt Romney's Number 10 Visit

The meeting, which will take place at the PM's official residence of number 10 Downing Street, is fraught with potential political faux pas. After all, the sitting PM is not -- according to a Downing Street spokesman who spoke to the Telegraph -- supposed to meet candidates in elections in foreign countries.

Eva Peron: Argentina's Joan of Arc Or Marie Antoinette?

Evita was also widely admired for her great beauty and fashion style.

Penn State Fined $60 Million By NCAA

The National Collegiate Athletic Association has officially fined Penn State $60 million after a horrific scandal, involving retired assistant coach Jerry Sandusky molesting young boys, and administration members, like Joe Paterno, attempting to hide the sexual abuse.

Prominent Journalist And CounterPunch Editor Alexander Cockburn Dies At 71

Prominent journalist and political writer Alexander Cockburn died in Germany on Saturday, according to his friend Jeffery St. Clair. Cockburn, 71, had been battling cancer for a couple of years.

Redheaded Boars Are More Stressed Out, Study Finds

Reddish hair is linked to increased oxidative stress in boars, according to a new study.

House Republicans Attack Planned Parenthood, Yet Again

Only months after Republicans attempted to defund Planned Parenthood, they are trying to do it again. The measure has no hope of passing, but it speaks to the GOP's unending radicalism on reproductive issues

Tom Davis, Beloved 'SNL' Writer Behind 'Coneheads', Dies At 59 Of Cancer

Tom Davis, the beloved comedic writer from the early days of Saturday Night Live, died at the age of 59 on Thursday.

Fukushima Radiation's Effects Estimated In New Study

Scientists modeled the spread of radioactive material from the site of a nuclear accident in Japan and predict that health effects will be higher than some officials have acknowledged.

Women CEOs: Two Yahoo CEOs Faced Separate Health Issues

After the formal announcement Monday that Marissa Mayer had been elected the new CEO of Yahoo (Nasdaq: YHOO), the No. 3 search engine, the new executive announced she was pregnant.

Public Favors Posthumous Reproduction, With Consent: Survey

In recent years, it's become possible to do emergency retrieval of sperm or eggs when somebody suddenly dies or becomes terminally ill.

Onetime NHL Draft Pick Convicted In Murder Of Referee In Slovakia

Ladislav Scurko was a 2004 choice for the Philadelphia Flyers. On Monday he was given an eight year sentence in a Slovakian prison for stabbing a referee 14 times in the chest

Another One Bites The Dust: Death Of Jon Lord Reflects The Vanishing Hippie Generation

The generation of British and American musicians who created the extraordinary generation of music and pop culture changes during the 1960s are now dying off.

'Breaking Bad' Season Five Premiere, What's Going To Happen Next?

Is Jesse going to find out Walt killed Brock? What did the opening sequence mean?

Johnson & Johnson 2Q Earnings Preview: Promising New Drugs Lift Profits

Johnson & Johnson (NYSE: JNJ), the world's second-biggest health care company, is expected to report higher second-quarter profit as strong performance of new drugs help mitigate drags from generic competition and strings of recalls.

Joe Paterno Statue Will Remain Standing After New Details Emerge In Ongoing Scandal

After former FBI Director Louis Freeh's report on the Jerry Sandusky child sexual abuse revealed that Pennsylvania State University's once-legendary football coach Joe Paterno actively covered up the scandal, controversy has erupted over the status of Paterno's memorial statue at Penn State.