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Putting Chicago's violence on the table
CLAVERING, England — In this rural Essex village stands The Cricketers, the once-quiet pub that launched the career of British celebrity chef Jamie Oliver, who first cooked in his parents' kitchen. Trevor and Sally Oliver's place has grown with...
Tags: Dining and Drinking, Arts and Culture, Restaurants, Bars and Clubs, Jamie Oliver
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BOLD news about lean beef and heart health
February was American Heart Month. It's a month dedicated to educating the public about heart disease, but heart health is an issue we face year-round. Choosing to live a healthy lifestyle, including diet, nutrition and exercise, all help combat heart...Tags: Heart Disease, Heart Healthy Diet, The Pennsylvania State University, Recipes, Foods and Beverages
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Herbalife is global giant with business model in question
Stock spotlight is a new weekly feature that will profile a notable, public company. -------------------- FOR THE RECORD: Herbalife: A caption for a photo with the Stock Spotlight column in the Feb. 25 Section A said customers were participating in an...
Tags: Stock Market, Mutual Funds, Prices, Carl Icahn, U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
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Head Start teachers behind on nutrition: study
ReutersNEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Preschool teachers scored low on a nutrition knowledge quiz and seemed to have unhealthy eating habits themselves, researchers found in a small study. "Kids are with these teachers 6 to 8 hours a day, five days a week," lead...Tags: Teaching and Learning, Preschools, Health and Safety at School, Barack Obama, Health
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Federal 'sequester' spending cuts could hit local programs hard
julieg@herald-mail.comPublic school meals won’t be affected by the federal spending cuts known as sequestration, but several local agencies that depend on federal funding are awaiting word on how the gridlock between President Obama and Congress will affect local...Tags: FEMA, R. Sargent Shriver, Federal Aviation Administration, Health and Safety at School, Barack Obama
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'The Biggest Loser' winner Danni Allen: 'I'm a size 4'
Danni Allen said she spent the last several months visualizing herself winning Season 14 of "The Biggest Loser." She imagined what it would feel like stepping on the scale for one last time. She imagined feeling the confetti raining down on her, signaling...Tags: Chicago Marathon, Travel, The Biggest Loser (tv program), NBC (tv network), Trips and Vacations
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Food banks adopting healthy food standards
Food banks across the country are adopting policies to make sure the people they serve get nutritious meals, according to Yale research. The groups that help feed the hungry are concerned about the rise in obesity and other illnesses even in those people...
Tags: Weight, Obesity, Healthy Diet, Feeding America
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Help yourself -- eat a little dirt
chrisc@herald-mail.comAmericans live in a food paradise. Food is generally plentiful, cheap and made to be convenient. And, despite the occasional food-poisoning event, the food supply is consistently safe to eat. Government food-safety regulations limit amounts of...Tags: Crohn's Disease, National Institutes of Health, Allergies, Diseases and Illnesses, Science and Technology
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'A Place at the Table' takes on hunger in the U.S.
When people think of hunger, they might picture a starving Third World child. The makers of the new documentary "A Place at the Table" suggest the face of undernourishment can be found much closer to home: Tens of millions of U.S. citizens go to bed...
Tags: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Whole Foods Market, Movies, Food, Inc. (movie), Sundance Film Festival
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Fewer bees in U.S. a threat to world's almond supply
TURLOCK, Calif. (AP) - In an almond orchard in California's Central Valley, bee inspector Neil Trent pried open a buzzing hive and pulled out a frame to see if it was at least two-thirds covered with bees. Trent has hopped from orchard to orchard this...Tags: U.S. Department of Agriculture, University of California, Davis, Science and Technology
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Beverage choices make a difference
FARGO, N.D. - For several consecutive weeks last fall, I visited the fourth-grade classroom that includes my daughter. We explored reading, math and other subjects as we discussed nutrition, acted out a play and did hands-on activities. One day, we...Tags: Vitamin C, U.S. Department of Agriculture
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Shoppers may buy more fruit, veggies when prices dip
ReutersNEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Cut fruit and vegetable prices in half and people will load up on them, according to a new study that suggests price regulation may play an important role in future public policy. "Many people argue that we should educate...Tags: University of Pennsylvania, Services and Shopping, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Health and Safety at School, Diabetes
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