Free clinic a 'tiny Band-Aid' on Katrina pain
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Waiting in line is part of life in post-storm New Orleans, especially when it comes to health care.
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Here's some help for those between a rock and a hard place.
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With no electricity or running water and short of basics like antibiotics, doctors in makeshift clinics are fighting to save survivors of Tropical Storm Jeanne â-ven
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Clergymen struggling to comfort the afflicted in New Orleans are finding they, too, need someone to listen to their troubles.
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A few lucky people in need of a break from their stress got a chance at some of unconventional therapy.
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Before big game, NBA's finest lend a helping hand to parts of city still ravaged by Hurricane Katrina.
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Officials in this small, job-starved community hope disaster pays. They're welcoming plans by a startup company to build a $79 million center that would help people across the nation prepare for catastrophic events such as terrorist attacks and killer storms.
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A computerized brace lets people recovering from knee injuries get their therapy on the go.
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A hurricane disaster relief package approved last week includes money for fixing communications equipment at NASA&#39;s Kennedy Space Center.
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After Hurricane Katrina in 2005, many business leaders complained that despite contributions of $1.2 billion in relief or services, too many efforts to help the U.S. disaster response were thwarted by red tape.
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Sometimes the numbing effect of TV can be helpful. Especially if you're a kid being stuck with a needle at the hospital.
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An agreement to release $1.1 billion in federal aid to help tens of thousands of New Orleans-area homeowners elevate their homes against flooding appears near. But there's a big catch.
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NEW YORK  - Giving infants a small dose of a sugar solution just before they get injections seems to make the pain more tolerable, a study shows.
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When painful medicine is involved, closeness to a patient can make for fuzzy views.
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A primary care clinic once heralded for its potential in serving the uninsured while providing critical student training will see its last patient Sept. 1, barely three years after Northern Virginia Community College received $1 million for its operation.
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The sweat and donations from religious groups are bringing hope and new homes to many residents in this tiny community, still struggling two years after Hurricane Katrina left much of the Mississippi Gulf Coast in ruins.
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Software giant offers Windows and Office free for a year to small businesses still feeling the effects of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita.