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Bruce Nedelka: How to Make Effective Calls to 911
Seeing someone collapse can be a scary experience but if you know what to do, you could save a life. EMS Chief Bruce Nedelka provides tips on how to handle any emergency situation.
It's Okay. Wish Me a Merry Christmas!
As the debate over songs, symbols and even colors abounds, Tartar's Wish Me a Merry Christmas Campaign appeals directly to retailers to put Christmas back into the holidays.
Iowa: A Candidate's Field of Dreams
The cornfields of Iowa have been a field of dreams for presidential candidates.
Cancer's Natural Enemy
A new study released last week is building hope that a miracle substance can prevent most cancers.
Who's the Real Mitt Romney?
CBN News reporter, David Brody, talks to Presidential candidate Mitt Romney in this one on one interview.
Make Way for the Mega-Mosque
Some now call London the "Muslim capital of Europe." And now London could be home to the largest Mosque outside of the Middle East.
NC, VA Battle Swamp Fire
It's not as widespread, but firefighters on the East Coast are battling another kind of wildfire.
Malaysian Christians Face Threats, Worries
Malaysia bills itself as a moderate Islamic country, but powerful forces are trying to turn it into a fundamentalist Islamic state.
DVT: Hidden Clots Pose Deadly Danger
Gailon Totheroh investigates the cause of deep vein thrombosis and how this hidden disease can lead to lethal health problems.
Praying for Your Needs: October 12, 2009
Gordon and Terry have words of knowledge for a hip restoration and blood chemistry restoration. They also pray for knee restorations, circulation problems in legs and diabetes.
Ed Gibson: How to Heal a Failing Heart
Ed Gibson thought he was headed for a family vacation at Disney World. He had no idea he was actually headed for a heart attack.
Weighing Healthy Facts Over Dieting Myths
Do you think all carbs are bad? Is belly fat a good thing? Dr. Lori Johnson sheds light on weight loss.
Eye Scans: A Window to the Body
Digital technology is allowing optometrists to use the eye as a window to the body.
Ink Fading for Troubled Newspaper Industry
The newspaper is in dire straits, and there's no talk of any billion dollar bailouts.
Heart Attacks Often Undetected in Women
Heart Attacks Often Undetected in Women
Exercise May Keep Your Body Young
Exercise May Keep Your Body Young
MRSA Infection Spreading Among Young Athletes
Experts are seeing an increase in the staph infection MRSA among children who participate in sports.
Surgery cancelled after word of knowledge
Peter had poor circulation in his legs that made it difficult to walk. However, his wife watched The 700 Club daily and heard something that would change them both forever.