September 2009 Issue
Finding information on a subject like autism has always proved difficult. When Bob and Suzanne Wright’s five-year-old grandson was diagnosed, they decided to do something about it. In 2005 they founded Autism Speaks, and it has quickly become the nation’s largest advocacy organization for autism funding, education and research.

A large part of that support comes from events such as Walk Now for Autism, which will take place October 11 at the Dell Diamond in Round Rock. It’s one of f...
August 2009 Issue
Okay, so you were shocked when Access Hollywood reported that Patrick Swayze was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. Underst...
March 2009 Issue
Walking alone through a parking garage you see a figure lurking by your car. An unsettling feeling in the pit of your stom...
February 2009 Issue
Last year about 13 percent of the Texas population was diagnosed with heart disease. From that, approximately 80 percent s...
January 2009 Issue
Whether it’s a large cup of coffee at breakfast, a soda at lunch or a mid-afternoon energy drink; regular endorphins don...