Few Kids Eat Healthy Foods Report Says
A study in Pediatrics reports only 1 percent of Americans aged 2 to 19 follow federal nutrition guidelines. It finds 30 percent meet fruit, grain, meat and dairy targets, 36 percent meet vegetables, while 16 percent meet none. Bad eating habits can raise later heart disease risk.
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Argentine beef returns to U.S. shelves after export ban lift
Argentine strip loin rib eye and filet mignon shown at DeAngelo's in New Jersey as the first imports since the ban ended. Critics doubt mass appeal with grain-fed American beef praised for marbling. chefs call it lean but flavorful.
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Limits sought on bounty hunters in deadly Phoenix shootout
In Phoenix two bounty hunters killed Christopher Foote and Spring Wright during a raid on Foote’s home while searching for a California bail jumper. Five masked assailants forced entry. three children were among those tied up as a gun battle ensued. Three suspects, including two wounded, are jailed on second-degree murder charges. two others remain at large. Community leaders push for licensing and training to prevent future tragedies.
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Associated Press
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Michael Torres
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Stethoscope skills lag as tech reliance grows
A study finds doctors completing primary care training identify abnormal heart sounds with only 20 percent accuracy using a stethoscope. Among 453 residents and 88 medical students in 31 programs, accuracy did not improve with training, prompting concern about overreliance on costly imaging like echocardiograms.
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Journal of the American Medical Association
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Linda Nieman
Allegheny University of the Health Sciences
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Mangione
Gione
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David E. Steward
Southern Illinois University School of Medicine
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Gore focus of funds probe in Senate hearings
The investigation centers on political fundraising abuses with Vice President Gore as the focal point. Buddhist nuns testifying about donations to the Democratic Party after Gore's attendance at their Southern California temple have immunity to discuss a scheme by fund-raiser John Huang to hide a $60,000 Hsi Lai Temple contribution. White House officials warn against making the temple case political.
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