Nutrition tips to offset rising food costs for pregnant women
The Texas Office of Early Childhood Development outlines practical steps to prevent malnutrition as prices rise. It urges combining plant proteins, dairy, and grains. boosting protein with wheat germ and dried milk. using organ meats and fish. substituting dried milk for fluid milk. promoting breastfeeding. making home cooked baby foods. choosing whole grains. baking breads at home. buying produce in season. and planning menus with staple storage. It cites Diet for a Small Planet and U.S. government guides as references.
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University of Texas At Austin
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James Turner
Texas Deepartment of Health Bulletin
Health Department Bulletin
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Office of Early Childhood
Texas Department of Community Affairs
Robert Hagenmaier
University of San Carlos
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Methadone debate framed by researcher at North Texas
John Friedli of Dallas argues methadone treatment aids recovery despite criticism. He notes higher social gains with frequent clinic visits and warns diversion remains the biggest risk. He cites clinic costs and potential job entry as outcomes while acknowledging dropout impacts.
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Denton, Tex
John Friedli
Dallas
North Texas State University
Friedli
Friedl
Drug Treatment Center
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Insulation and design urged to cut energy use
An American Petroleum Institute feature argues that better insulation in new and older homes can significantly cut thermal losses and energy costs. It cites the efficiency of heat at the point of use, improved architectural design, and advances in industry equipment as key measures to reduce dependence on electric heating and lower overall energy consumption.
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Washington
American Petroleum Institute
Petroleum Today
Richard G. Stein
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U.S
Continental Shelf
Alaska
Bankrolling NIH science sparks budget debate in Washington
AP reports a fierce debate over how to allocate NIH's 1.1 billion dollar budget between investigator led grants and contracted, goal oriented research. Critics warn contracts risk quality and independence while supporters argue they improve coordination and patient outcomes amid rising pressure for practical results.
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National Institutes of Health
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