Tuesday, November 9, 2010

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San Francisco approves limits on toys with fast-food meals
Reuters
SAN FRANCISCO Nov 9 (Reuters) - San Francisco will soon be the first major US city to restrict the fast-food industry's practice of giving away toys with children's meals, under a new law given final approval on Tuesday. The city's Board of Supervisors ...
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Nearly 59 million lack health insurance: CDC
Reuters
By Maggie Fox, Health and Science Editor WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Nearly 59 million Americans went without health insurance coverage for at least part of 2010, many of them with conditions or diseases that needed treatment, federal health officials said ...
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So-called Twinkies diet shaved pounds, but maybe not for long
Los Angeles Times
By Mary Forgione, Los Angeles Times The so-called Twinkies diet may have helped nutrition professor Mark Haub shed 27 pounds, but you're right to wonder whether the weight loss caused by a diet of, in part, Twinkies can stick. "If his experiment proved ...
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Los Angeles Times
Many Americans Caught In Cycle Of Stress And Unhealthy Ways To Manage It
Medical News Today
A considerable number of Americans are trapped in a vicious cycle of unhealthy attempts to manage their high levels of stress, which limits their ability to make beneficial behavioral or lifestyle changes. 2010 Stress in America, a new study released ...
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Soy Chemicals May Lower Risk for Invasive Breast Cancer
U.S. News & World Report
By Amanda Gardner TUESDAY, Nov. 9 (HealthDay News) -- The more isoflavone-containing soy products a young woman eats, the lower her odds for developing invasive breast cancers, according to research slated to be presented at a meeting of the American ...
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Obesity often follows the young into adulthood
Los Angeles Times
People who were obese between the ages of 12 and 21 are seven times more likely than normal-weight or overweight peers to develop severe obesity by the time they reach their late 20s to early 30s, a study finds. By Melissa Healy, Los Angeles Times Some ...
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Latest egg recall over salmonella affects 228000 eggs
Los Angeles Times
By Mary Forgione, For the Los Angeles Times Egg recall? Again? Yes, again. The latest is from egg distributor Cal-Maine Foods, which issued an egg recall of 288000 eggs from eight states because of concerns over potential salmonella enteritidis ...
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Los Angeles Times
When alcohol meets caffeine:A dangerous brew?
MPNnow.com
Owner Tony Bhatti rings up a can of "Tilt" (this one with 8.0% alchohol) which was introduced as an energy drink, containing alcohol and marketed as a "Premium Malt Beverage". The computer screen will request him to ask for proof of age. ...
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