Youth Swallows Razor Blades In Ginny Hospital Drama
Chicago June 19 William Hinkle 19 was hospitalized after an overdose of razor blades. X rays showed blades in his stomach though the count was uncertain. He claimed to have swallowed 40 blades and was taken to Cook County Hospital by a taxi. His father said he recently ran away and had a prior similar incident in Belleville Illinois last month. A psychiatric exam is planned.
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Breakfast studies show breakfast boosts work and mind
A synthesis of physiology studies finds regular breakfast raises morning work output and mental alertness while skipping it lowers performance and increases tremor. Results consistently favor cereal breakfasts as nutritionally comparable to bacon and eggs when calories match. Family eating habits shape children’s breakfast pattern and school readiness.
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