Preventing impaired driving in Canada
A health style column outlines the stark impact of impaired driving in Canada with calls for vigilance and education. It lists statistics from MADD Canada and Statistics Canada and offers practical safety plans such as designated drivers and alternative transportation. The piece promotes campaigns and resources and invites readers to visit madd ca for details.
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Canada
Department of Justice Canada
Madd Canada
Statistics Canada
MADD
Madd.ca
The fiber debate and health warning from Dr Gifford Jones
A column argues high fiber diets could curb obesity and type 2 diabetes and reduce heart and kidney risks. It critiques breakfast offerings, urges clearer cereal labeling, and cites historical fiber benefits from African diets and maritime sailors. Dr Ken Walker maintains the Gifford Jones tradition in Toronto and invites reader input.
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Toronto
Africa
Doctor
Chronicle- Journal
Ken Walker
W. Gifford-Jones
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Affecting 3.3 Million in U S
Health authorities released the first nationally representative estimate of adults with chronic fatigue syndrome at 3.3 million. CDC researchers say the condition is not rare, with symptoms including severe exhaustion brain fog and pain lasting six months or more. No cure or simple test exists and causes remain unclear. Names Incline Village Nevada and Lindenville New York are cited as early clusters.
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U.S
Unger
Incline Village
Nev
Lyndonville
N.Y
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