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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1999

Page

6

Health gaps in South Carolina young adults a racial divide

Dr Glenn Nichols analyzes the Health of South Carolinians 1999 showing racial gaps in death and illness among adults 20 to 44. HIV AIDS homicide and chronic diseases disproportionately affect Black men and women, while risks from poor diet and inactivity rise for all, prompting calls to address disparities and prevent later health burdens.

South Carolina S.C 8.C

Koop targets couch potato health crisis says fitness is priority

Former US surgeon general Dr. C Everett Koop urges national focus on inactivity, calling it a crisis and promoting fitness through Shape Up America. He notes 60 percent of adults are not regularly active and highlights benefits of even light activity. An online tool helps users assess fitness and craft plans.

Washington C. Everett Koop Koop

Coffee linked to lower gallstone risk study says

A JAMA study finds men drinking two to three cups daily show 40 percent lower gallstone risk while four or more cups yield a 45 percent reduction. Decaffeinated coffee and tea or soda offer no protection. researchers urge moderation and note coffee does not cause major diseases.

Chicago The Journal of the American Medical Association

House votes to ban abortion pills in new bill

Washington lawmakers push to bar testing developing or approving abortion inducing drugs including RU486 as part of a large agriculture funding bill. The 217 214 tally marked a tighter margin than last year and faces poor prospects for passage into law.

Washington

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