"I went undercover." (True Story)(Wendy Stanek tries to help with drug problems in her town)

Article Abstract:

A mother who lost her son through a drug-related accident went undercover to help police officials identify drug dealers. She needed to keep her identity hidden, and neighbors thought she had become a dealer. She suffered arrest, humiliation and threatening phone calls and feels her life is in danger.

Social aspects, Portrayals, Drug abuse, Undercover operations

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The health ties that bind

Article Abstract:

The use of genetic screening to diagnose the risk of developing a disease or passing it to children has increased as research results are obtained. The benefits of the use of genetic screening for several types of cancers and congenital diseases, and the moral aspects of screening are discussed.

Health aspects, Genetic screening, Genetic testing

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Appliances on fire

Article Abstract:

Malfunctioning appliances cause numerous deaths and injuries each year. Appliances should be unplugged when they are not being used, and homes should be properly wired. Several examples of accidents are given and safety tips are included.

Methods, Safety and security measures, Housing, Dwellings, Appliances, Fire prevention, Home appliances

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