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Federal Drive Interviews -- Feb. 25, 2013
Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) is concerned new regulations may make whistleblowers even more reluctant to report tax fraud to the IRS. OMB Controller Danny Werfel says $85 billion in cuts under sequestration would hurt every state. Maj. Gen. Brett Williams says the U.S. Cyber Command is trying to figure how to normalize operations alongside air, land and sea capabilities. Lynn Singleton, director of environmental services at Lockheed Martin, talks about helping agencies move their email to the cloud. Dr. Milton Corn explains why The National Library of Medicine is monitoring social media.
Tags: Chuck Grassley , Senate , IRS , whistlelower , Danny Werfel , OMB , sequestration , U.S. Cyber Command , Brett Williams , Lynn Singleton , Lockheed Martin , industry , cloud , Milton Corn , National Library of Medicine , cybersecurity , Cybersecurity Update , DoD , DoD Report , Federal Drive
HIV/AIDS 'a death sentence' 30 years ago
Part 1 of an interview with Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases at the National Institutes of Health
Tags: Anthony Fauci , National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Disea , AIDS , HIV
Medical progress marks anniversary of HIV/AIDS
Part 2 of an interview with Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases at the National Institutes of Health
Tags: Anthony Fauci , National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Disea , AIDS , HIV
Vitamin D
There's a good reason to talk about this winter's dreary weather: Lack of sunshine affects our levels of Vitamin D.
Tags: Vitamin D , Call For Action , Shirley Rooker ,
Bone marrow registry event set for Saturday
At any given time, about 6,000 patients among the more than 30,000 diagnosed with life-threatening blood diseases such as leukemia are seeking what amounts to their best and sometimes only hope for survival-- a bone marrow or blood stem cell donation, according to the National Institutes of Health's Blood Donor Program.
Tags: Mount Airy , bone marrow , leukemia
Walnuts may help reduce stress
Penn State research finds new walnut health benefits
Tags: walnuts , Penn State , California Walnut Commission ,
Study: Cyber bullying leading cause of depression
Adolescents involved in school bullying suffer from some level of depression, according to a new National Institutes of Health study, but the most at-risk group are the victims of cyber bullying.
Tags: bullying , Jing Wang , Tonja Nansel , Ronald Iannotti , cyber bullying , Kate Ryan , Paul D. Shinkman
Science movies: Squeeze in extra brain power
This free film festival will give you a better understanding of science, health and medicine.
Tags: science movies , AFI , Science in the Cinema , AFI Silver Theater , NIH , Silver Spring
March Madness gambling is a no-no for feds
Filling out those NCAA brackets for more than fun is not allowed if you work for the federal government.
Tags: federal government , March Madness , NCAA , gambling , Basketball , feds , NIH , workplace policies , Neal Augenstein , Colleen Kelleher
