Vegetarian teens rise as study counts 1 in 200 youths
Sam Silverman, 16, a safety at West borough High School, is a vegetarian facing locker room taunts. A federal CDC study estimates about 367,000 youths under 18, roughly one in 200, avoid meat, with higher rates among older teens.
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Westborough High School
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Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Amy Lanou
University of North Carolina-Asheville
Physicians Committee For Responsible Medicine
Richard Schwartz
Jewish Vegetarians of North America
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Kids at Vegetarian Diets Need Protein Rich Alternatives
Experts explain vegetarian children should fill low protein intake with soybeans fortified soy milk and nuts to supply protein iron zinc calcium and vitamin D. Vegan diets require diligence. eggs and dairy help most children meet needs. At Agnes Scott 5 to 10 percent follow vegetarian diet, per food service director Pete Miller.
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Children’s Hospital
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Sarah Krieger
American Dietetic Association
All Children’s Hospital
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Agnes Scott
Pete Miller
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King Nut Peanut Butter Recalled Over Salmonella Test
An Ohio distributor recalled two brands King Nut and Parnell's Pride peanut butter after an open container tested positive for salmonella. The product was distributed to food service providers in multiple states and not sold to consumers. Federal officials say no definitive link to a national outbreak has been established.
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Safety council calls for total ban on driving cell phone use
The National Safety Council urges a nationwide ban on all cell phone use while driving, hand held or hands free, and for employers to prohibit phone use on the job. Janet Froetscher says texting and talking raise crash risk, noting Harvard studies and fourfold danger. CTIA disputes a complete ban, citing safety benefits of driving while on call.
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South Carolina
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CTIA
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