Hat This Not That diet book quiz from 2010 edition
The article previews the fourth edition of Eat This Not That by David Zinczenko with Matt Goulding, noting quiz questions on ketchup choices, Dairy Queen meals, and crackers. It cites the 1995 Rodale book details and lists answer selections and calorie values for a chili dog and chicken strips.
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David Zinczenko
Matt Goulding
Annie
Hunt
Dairy Queen
Pepperidge Farm
Snyder’s
Hanover
Rodale
Doctor to speak on Africa mission in Cedar Rapids
Dr. Jim Blessman will discuss his vision work with South African children at 6 30 p m on November 19 at the Longbranch Hotel Restaurant and Convention Center Cedar Rapids. Evening Lions Club sponsors the event with dinner and program tickets priced at 15 dollars and program only at 5 dollars. Program attendees should arrive after 7 p.m. Call Charles and Sally Rohrer at 319 265-2079 by Tuesday for tickets.
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Cedar Rapids
Jim Blessman
South Africa
Longbranch
Twixt Town Rd
Evening Lions Club
Charles
Sally Rohrer
Free foot screening in Cedar Rapids at Foot and Ankle Specialists
St Luke's Hospital teams with Foot and Ankle Specialists of Iowa and the American Diabetes Association to offer a free foot screening today from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 1215 Blairs Ferry Rd NE. Call (319) 363-8854 to schedule. The effort seeks to find undiagnosed diabetes as early signs appear in the feet.
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Cedar Rapids
St. Luke’s Hospital
Iowa
American Diabetes Association
Foot & Ankle Specialists of
Blairs Ferry Rd
Soda link to California obesity study
A statewide study, led by the California Center for Public Health Advocacy and UCLA, finds sugar sweetened beverages drive obesity. It cites 24 percent of adults drinking daily non diet soda and higher overweight risk. 62 percent of teens and 41 percent of young children consuming sugary drinks daily.
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Anna Tong
Clatchy
Acramento
Calif
California
Harold Goldstein
California Center For Public Health Advocacy
Ucla Center For Health Policy Research
Goldstein
Soda a major driver of rising childhood obesity
Experts say sugar loaded sodas fuel a health crisis with future life expectancy concerns. Sugar in 20 ounce servings equals about 250 calories and 17 teaspoons, and caffeine is common. Advocates warn elimination of soda could curb the obesity epidemic while beverage makers promote zero calorie versions.
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Goldstein
Judith Stern
University of California, Davis
California Center For Public Health Advocacy
Coca-Cola
PepsiCo
Maureen Storey
American Beverage Association
Alfat Shaikh
UC Davis Children Hospital
Study links sugared sodas with obesity
Debi Ravenscroft of Loomis California bans soda at home and says her daughter never started drinking it so she does not crave it. Her husband drinks six sodas daily and the daughter prefers water when offered.
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Debi Ravenscroft
Loomis
Calif
Ravenscroft
When to stop osteoporosis drug use and Fosamax questions
Dr Donohue explains that there is no fixed stop rule for bisphosphonates like Fosamax after long use. A "drug holiday" may be considered after 5 to 7 years for low fracture risk, while high risk patients may continue up to 10 years. Even after stopping, drugs can remain in bone and doctors monitor with bone density tests to decide on resuming therapy.
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Donohue
J.G
United States
Shef.ac
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