Exercise tops calcium for bone strength in girls study
A Penn State Johns Hopkins study finds exercise more strongly linked to bone strength in girls and young women than calcium intake. Over ten years, lean mass increases and exercise explained about 17 percent of bone strength, with better muscle development correlating to stronger bones.
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Candy makers push health trend at All Candy Expo
Chicago AP report notes candy firms roll out healthier options amid low carb, low cal, sugar free offerings. About 1,400 new products this year plus diet candy surging 90 percent to over 273 million. Still vast sugar sweets stay popular as expo showcases healthful treats and novelty items.
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Sorbee International
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G8 backs plan to speed HIV vaccine development
The Group of Eight endorsed President Bush’s proposal to accelerate HIV vaccine work, with a $15 million initial funding to convene researchers at a U.S. medical center. Fauci of NIH outlined centers, expanded manufacturing capacity, trial clinic networks, and cross border regulatory recognition.
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