Iodine intake may exceed safe levels for some groups
Health experts warn that despite past benefits of iodized salt, rising iodine in dairy grains and restaurant foods may push intake above safe limits for babies and teens. Kansas State researchers cite NRC FDA findings about shifting dietary sources and processing effects on iodine levels.
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Will Basics and Oddities in Ann Landers Advice Column
Ann Landers answers a reader on Illinois wills law now favoring spouses and children, urges writing a will. another reader is chided for rummaging through a boss’s trash while a long iodine discussion explains how iodine reaches milk and foods and potential risks to fetuses and infants.
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Still Happy On The Farm
New York AP summary of a Cotton Inc survey indicates 95 percent of farmers would choose farming again, vs 60 percent of the public. Nine in ten expect their children to inherit farms, while 54 percent want offspring to stay in farming. Farmers cite job satisfaction and values as core, despite risks and high interest rates. many have college experience and view technology changes favorably.
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