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E. coli outbreak: Don't panic, nature doesn't hate us

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The E. coli outbreak in Germany has many people panicked, but in fact, it's the inevitable outcome of eating food on earth.
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Limiting potatoes in school lunches

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The federal government is singling out potatoes as culprits in the fight against childhood obesity.
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E. Coli outbreak in Europe

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Europeans are in the grip of E. Coli fear. The bacteria have killed 16 people, all but one in Germany.
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Department of Agriculture killing the food pyramid

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The food pyramid is crumbling, as the USDA is going to stop using it as a guide for healthy eating. Instead, they're replacing it with a food plate.
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World No Tobacco Day: Does it help people quit smoking?

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The dangers of tobacco and cigarettes are very well known, but people all over the world continue to smoke. Will World No Tobacco Day make a difference?
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Medicare: The biggest issue of the 2012 campaign?

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Democrats want to use Medicare to hit Republicans until the 2012 election, and Republicans intend to use Medicare to remind people of Obama's health care overhaul.
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"PRI's The World" wins Overseas Press Club Award for 'Rationing Health' series

MINNEAPOLIS, May 2, 2011 -- Public Radio International (PRI) is pleased to announce that journalists from its daily international news program, "PRI's The World," have
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Mexico's drug war takes emotional, psychological toll

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The epidemic of violence and death associated with Mexico's drug war is destroying the lives of many people caught in the middle.
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Managing chemicals to protect children

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The American Academy of Pediatrics says that chemical-management policies have to be revised to better protect children, pregnant women, and the elderly.
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Tough smoking laws in Bhutan

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The Kingdom of Bhutan has banned smoking in public places. It's against the law to grow or import tobacco, and tobacco smugglers can get 3 years in prison.
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