Fake Craigslist pregnancy test ads shock Akron readers
Akron Beacon Journal reports on illicit ads selling positive pregnancy tests to manipulate relationships with a phone contact. Experts note the trend spreads nationwide, with prices around ten dollars above local rates and buyers often facing deeper issues.
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Yogurt Invasion Signals Global Flavors Now U.S. Staple
A market wave brings Russian Bulgarian Icelandic Asian Australian Greek style yogurts to U.S. shelves alongside Yoplait and Cannon. Demand has grown from 18 percent of Americans over a two week period in 2003 to 32 percent today, per NPD Group analyst Harry Balzer.
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New quadrivalent flu vaccines promise extra protection
This fall some flu vaccines will guard against four strains instead of three. The quadrivalent brands may appeal more to children who tend to catch the added strain, while overall options include egg-free shots and age targeted formulations. Federal guidance urges yearly vaccination for nearly all starting at 6 months.
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