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CDC says 20 percent of middle, high school students in cars with smokers
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Abilene experts and others applauded the importance of a government report that says more than 20 percent of high school and middle school students ride in cars while others are smoking. The report, from the US Centers for Disease Control and ...
Too Many Kids Breathe Others' Smoke in Cars: CDCABC News
Bans rarely an answerAnderson Independent Mail
Teens Exposed to Less Secondhand Smoke in CarsWebMD
Reuters -MedPage Today
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Komen learns that choice is fine, unless it isn't.
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It took the Susan G. Komen for the Cure foundation only a few days to realize that hell hath no fury like abortion-rights activists scorned. 02/07/2012 SMALL things dominated Barack Obama's State of the Union speech. In her 2012 State of the State ...
Komen reversal raise new questionsDaily Home Online
Internet Fury Spurs Komen ReversalBloomberg
Romney: No Komen money for Planned ParenthoodSan Jose Mercury News

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Dementia should be detected by family earlier, experts say
CBS News
(AP) "How are you?" the doctor asks a patient with brewing dementia. The patient answers that she is fine. But is this enough? According to Dr. Laurel Coleman, a geriatric physician at Maine Medical Center, it's not. "So often I hear, "The doctor only ...
Family input needed to detect dementia earlierSoutheast Missourian
Dementia can elude detectionWinston-Salem Journal
A push for family input to detect dementia earlierThe Associated Press

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Walmart to label healthier food as "Great For You"
Reuters
By Jessica Wohl (Reuters) - After a lengthy debate, Walmart decided that eggs are indeed healthy. Eggs are among the foods getting a new "Great For You" icon from the world's largest retailer as it tries to convince shoppers that they can make healthy, ...
Wal-Mart to Reduce Sugar, Fat, Salt in Some Private-Label FoodsBusinessWeek
Walmart Unveils "Great For You" IconMarketWatch (press release)
Walmart to highlight healthy foodsFinancial Times

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No greater risk of blood clots from flying economy class
USA TODAY
By Elizabeth Weise, USA TODAY New guidelines for air travelers concerned about blood clots offer a short list of those at highest risk of leg clots and refute the notion that people flying economy class have a greater chance of experiencing the ...
Blood clot guidelines challenge economy class riskFox News
National / World Briefs: Blood clot risk low on flights, specialists sayWinston-Salem Journal

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