Thursday, May 15, 2008
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Cargill's new no-calorie sweetener gets a nod
Studies that found Truvia safe for human consumption make it eligible for retail sales. Coca-Cola helped develop the product.
For kids, cancer cure can bring heart disease
A study found that treatment increases chance of heart problems at young age.
Photo right: Jenny Bernier
3 doctors disciplined by board; 4th has license suspended
Two physicians were found to have contributed to the deaths of three patients; others were punished because of conduct and substance abuse.
Nursing home investigators find widespread deficiencies
The latest: Nursing home inspectors routinely overlook or minimize problems that pose a serious, immediate threat to patients, congressional investigators said in a new report.
ON YOUR HEALTH
Get your daughters off the couch: Exercise during teen years can prevent breast cancer
Program seeds a path to healing
Working with plants can do more than lift the spirits. It can be an effective therapy for many chronic diseases.
The YouTube diet
Showing the world how your pounds fade away.
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