Pendleton Round-Up bans free snuff as tobacco use debate heats up
At the Pendleton Round-Up, tobacco companies could no longer hand out free snuff, sparking debate among riders like Bryan Richardson who uses Copenhagen daily. Health officials note smokeless tobacco threats, while riders and officials consider economic and health costs and the effect on youth access.
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Three Chicago Kids Die in Community MRSA Shock Syndrome
A New England Journal of Medicine report details three Chicago area children who died from a shocklike illness linked to community acquired methicillin resistant Staphylococcus aureus MRSA. Doctors warn this dangerous staph strain is now affecting healthy children outside hospital settings.
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