Half of U S children may receive food stamps study says
Researchers say about 49 percent of U S children will be on food stamps at some point, including 90 percent of black children, based on 30 years of data. The report notes malnutrition risks and calls for broader protections amid economic recession.
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Premature births blamed for high U S infant death rate
A CDC led report says premature births drive the U S infant mortality rate higher than most European nations. About 1 in 8 U S births are premature, with causes including poor prenatal care and maternal obesity. Premature babies face fragile health due to underdeveloped lungs. The U S ranks 30th globally for infant mortality, well above Sweden Japan Finland Norway and the Czech Republic.
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Lower cholesterol linked to reduced aggressive prostate cancer risk
A study of about 6,000 men in a federal cancer prevention project finds men with cholesterol under 200 have less than half the risk of high-grade prostate tumors compared with those with high cholesterol. Doctors urge caution on statins for cancer prevention. findings appear in Cancer Epidemiology Biomarkers & Prevention.
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