Hispanics Face Health Risks From Length of U.S. Stay
A National Academy report notes longer stay in the United States correlates with higher obesity, hypertension, diabetes, and heart disease among Hispanics born in or immigrating to the country. The study highlights gaps in health insurance and rising risks for native-born and longer-staying Hispanics, with some positive trend in smoking among longer-term residents.
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Obesity Gap for Hispanic Immigrants by Residency Time
Health data show about 22 percent of Hispanic immigrants in the United States for five years or more are obese, compared with 16 percent of those with less than five years in the country, according to CDC statistics.
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McDonald’s faces new gluten claim over fries suit
A Florida family alleges McDonald’s gluten free labeling misled parents into feeding fries to a child with autism. The suit cites a recent company disclosure that fries may contain gluten and seeks damages for consumer deception and related harm.
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International coalition proposes stem cell rules
An international coalition drafts universal stem cell ethics principles to harmonize rules across jurisdictions. The nonbinding guidelines aim to ease cross border research while respecting varied national laws and cultural norms, seeking broad acceptance by next year.
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Ethics clash over emergency blood substitute trial
Ethicists demand halting a Northfield Polyheme study testing an oxygen carrying blood substitute in trauma patients without consent. Critics charge improper consent, incomplete disclosures, and risk of withholding real blood. company defends safety, cites declining enrollment and prior approvals.
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