Gum swallowing warnings prompt doctors to study children’s gum issues
AP reports doctors in Chicago warn that young children should not chew gum as swallowing can cause serious digestive problems. The piece notes three Florida hospital cases over two years prompted the study published in Pediatrics and urges parents to prevent gum ingestion in toddlers.
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Chavez Campaign Rally Signals Bid To Lead Venezuela
Hugo Chavez, leading in polls, rallied 10,000 supporters as he launched his candidacy amid claims of a coup attempt six years prior. Detractors label him dictator-like, while backers view him as a reformer challenging corruption. Chavez says security forces may plot a coup or assassination to deter his run.
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Nisga a treaty split over land rights and self government
In British Columbia the Nisga a treaty aims to end a century of seeking a land claim settlement. The accord would grant 745 square miles in the Nass Valley, $126 million in cash, and a self governing Nisga a state with its own justice system. Critics push for a referendum amid projected $200 million cost and broader implications for other tribes.
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School fitness program cuts young cholesterol levels
In North Carolina a simple program using nutrition lessons and daily vigorous gym periods reduced cholesterol in 9 to 10 year olds by almost 12 points in two months. The study tracked 422 obese or high risk children, showing benefits from active PE and health education adopted by schools nationwide.
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Panda birth at Sichuan nature preserve noted by Xinhua
An eight year old panda mother No 28 artificially inseminated gave birth to the 21st cub at the Sichuan Nature Preserve research center. Fifteen cubs survived to adulthood. wild panda numbers under 1,000 due to poaching and habitat loss.
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