Drug Free Sports in Central and South Asia
The Olympics passed. I have always believed that sportscould contribute to a cultural revolution in Central and South Asia, starti…
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MALALA'S STORY POSES SOME QUESTIONS FOR THE SAFETY OF PAKISTANI AND AFGHAN WOMEN
"My people need me." Malala Yousufzai, the schoolgirl who was shot by the Talibans on October 9th just because she was trying to g…
Father of Modern Cardiology Dr. Eugene Braunwald on Film Annex
As part of the Conversations with Giants in Medicine video series produced in collaboration with the Journal of Clinical Investiga…
The Jekyll Island Club
The history of Jekyll Island, Georgia is a fascinating one ... It's allure once had it at the top of the heap of vacation getaways…
Little things in life
The little things in life are the ones that makes one happy. The stressful life that we lead, the hurried drive through the traffi…
What is ginger?
Ginger is a spice family which is used to cure hundreds of sickness found all over the world.This plant specious is a family of sp…
Empowering Women to Beat the Blues
Depression is a global health crisis. It is not the sole domain of women, for depression affects 350 million people worldwide. How…
Film Annex's Recent Guest, Dr. Robert J. Lefkowitz, Wins Nobel Prize in Chemistry
This morning, we woke up to the exciting news of Dr. Robert J. Lefkowitz winning the Nobel Prize in Chemistry. Lefkowitz visited t…
The War Not Won in Afghanistan
American troops are finally leaving Afghanistan, good news for the war on terror but deep in the Afghan mountains a different kind…
Saving lives
It must be really depressing to see people landing up on the shore half famished or almost on the verge of death. This is what hap…
