WIC program sees 15 percent anemia in young children
Bev Hampshire notes 15 percent of children aged one to five tested in November are anemic in the WIC program run by HACAP. Health officials attribute nutritionally caused anemia to low income and poor nutrition, with rates ranging from 11 to 80 percent across eight centers in eight counties.
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Monopoly values stay fixed despite Atlantic City growth
Parker Brothers will not update Monopoly property values after Atlantic City legalised casino gambling. Boardwalk remains 100 and Park Place 50 in the game, while real estate here shows higher prices such as the Claridge selling for about 3.5 million.
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