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Experts Urge FDA to Mandate Salt ReductionWebMD - - 6 hours ago April 20, 2010 -- Experts are urging the FDA to set new federal standards for the amount of salt that food manufacturers, restaurants, and food service companies are allowed to add to their products, suggesting the standards be ... At a glance: Changes in sodium levels in food The Associated Press IOM Report Provides Backing For Sodium Regulation Mediapost.com Diabetes drug tied to reduced breast cancer riskReuters - 9 hours ago NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Women who have used the diabetes drug metformin for more than five years may have a lower risk of breast cancer than diabetic women on other treatments, a new study finds. Heart disease risks increased by added sugarabc7.com - 1 hour ago LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- Added sugars, especially in processed foods and beverages may increase heart disease risk factors. As a diabetic, 46-year-old John Garavito keeps a close eye on his heart health. Added dietary sugars associated with increased CVD risk Cardiology Today Havasupai Case Highlights Risks in DNA ResearchNew York Times - - 4 hours ago A settlement between 41 members of the Havasupai Indian tribe and Arizona State University highlights the risk researchers take when they fail to secure what is known as “informed consent,” fully informing research participants how their ... Lawsuits settled over Arizona tribe blood samples The Associated Press Havasupai blood case settled Indian Country Today People with vitiligo 'may have skin cancer protection'BBC News - 3 hours ago People with the skin disease vitiligo may have natural protection against skin cancer, a study suggests. The condition, affecting one in 200, causes pale skin patches that lack pigment and burn easily - leading to an assumed increased risk of skin ... School Lunches Are a Threat to National Security, Retired Officials SayABC News - - 15 hours ago Unhealthy school lunches pose a threat to national security, according to a group of retired military leaders. Sen. Lugar and Ag. Sec. Video: The Buzz: School Lunches
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Featured photoLawsuits settled over Arizona tribe blood samplesThe Associated Press - - 3 hours ago
PHOENIX - An Arizona Indian tribe has ended a seven-year legal fight over blood samples members gave to university scientists for diabetes r...
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