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Dealing With the Holidays When a Loved One Is Sick
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Some spices may be a source of lead exposure in kids, study finds
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Celebrity Chefs Cook a Thanksgiving Feast for Victims of a California Wildfire
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Researchers test a web-based tool to encourage good nutrition among urban youth
Childhood obesity is a serious public health challenge in the United States, especially among black and Latino adolescents. The pervasive