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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1996
Page
9
The article explains why many cereals leave you hungry later and suggests adding protein or fat at breakfast. It cites cereals with almonds or higher fat content as better, warns against coconut and hydrogenated fats, and recommends four grams of fiber and under two grams of total fat per serving. If sugar cereals are loved, pair with peanut butter toast to feel fuller and still eat breakfast.
The South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control highlights partnerships with communities, veterinarians, pediatricians, and private providers during Public Health Month. Officials note rabies clinics, medical home efforts, and nurse placements improve care as state dollars shrink, with Aiken hosting informational exhibits and community outreach.
The CDC will surveil Creutzfeldt Jakob disease in Minnesota California Connecticut and Oregon as a precaution against a possible mad cow disease link. Britain reports a new CJ case cluster and officials aim to detect any American spread before it grows, with plans to expand surveillance if successful, noting CJ typically affects older adults.
P&G asks FDA to drop warnings about vitamin absorption loss from olestra and to avoid mentioning abdominal cramps. It proposes wording noting non digestion and potential intestinal discomfort, as Pringles chips with olestra near market test.
Connecticut Supreme Court rules a Jehovah's Witness patient cannot be forced to undergo a blood transfusion if she is informed, competent, and freely refuses. The unanimous decision states respect for bodily self determination, potentially guiding future hospital practice.
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