The Daily JeffersonianLaps for loved ones: Over one thousand people walk Spaulding's track in Relay ...Foster's Daily DemocratBy ANDREA BULFINCH ROCHESTER? Walking around the track of Spaulding High School for their third time together, Howard and Helen Sceggell came on Saturday to fight against cancer, hope for a cure, and celebrate survival. In 2 [?]
New York Daily NewsUT Judge's Ponytail-Cutting Punishment...ABC NewsA Utah woman has filed a formal complaint against a juvenile court judge who told her that he would reduce her 13-year-old daughter's sentence if she would cut off the girl's ponytail in court. Valerie Bruno of Price said she filed the complaint ...Mother outraged over judge [?]
Boston GlobeCranberry industry lobbying to avoid school banBoston GlobeBy Bobby Caina Calvan ?It's worth fighting for. . . . This is about our economy, it's about jobs, it's also about our traditions and our values,? Senator John Kerry said, at an event earlier this month launching a cranberry caucus.Spurred By Michelle Obama's Initiative [?]
MedPage TodayExercising Often May Cut Breast Cancer RiskMedPage TodayBy Crystal Phend, Senior Staff Writer, MedPage Today Women who exercised for around 2 hours per day most days of the week were about 30% less likely to develop breast cancer regardless of the intensity level of the exercise.Exercise, even mild physical activity, may reduce breast cancer ris [?]
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USA TODAYKids' cereal: still too sweet? Group updates 'worst' listUSA TODAYBy Kim Painter, USA TODAY While most cereals marketed to children have gotten a bit healthier -- lower in sugar and salt and higher in whole grains and fiber -- they still typically contain a spoonful of sugar for every three spoonfuls of cereal, ...Kids' cereals a [?]
BBC NewsTumour op in womb saves foetusBBC NewsSurgeons have removed a tumour from the mouth of a foetus, in what has been described as a "world first" procedure. After a scan at 17 weeks, mother Tammy Gonzalez said she "could see a bubble" coming out of her baby's mouth. Doctors said it was a very ...Baby's Tumor Removed in Womb [?]
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