Feds propose graphic cigarette warning labels for packs
The FDA and Health and Human Services reveal 36 proposed labels with graphic images to cover half of cigarette packs and 20 percent of ads to curb tobacco use. Commissioner Margaret Hamburg says the plan will make health consequences obvious each time a pack is picked up.
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ADHD rates rise among U S children says CDC study
Health officials report ADHD diagnosis rising in the United States with about one in ten children ages 4 through 17 now diagnosed. The CDC study, published in Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report, notes fewer than 8 percent had ADHD in 2003.
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Eating carrots may influence global economies and health
A Lancet study suggests healthier diets could reduce early deaths in Britain and save the NHS about 32 billion dollars annually, but poorer nations like Brazil might suffer from shifts in meat imports and global nutrition guidelines. Experts caution the model misses regional factors and policy impacts.
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