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Third-deadliest U.S. food outbreak was preventable, experts say

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WASHINGTON (CNN) -- On a sunny morning early last September, Susanna Gaxiola fed her husband a healthy breakfast of fresh cantaloupe in their Albuquerque,...
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Enhance your diet with certain fruits, veggies to benefit health

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There is now even more reason to try fresh produce as recent research published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition suggests that increased...
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Ethicist: We need safer drugs for our kids

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Editor's note: Harriet A. Washington is a medical ethicist, a former research fellow at Harvard Medical School and the author of two books, "Medical...
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Running group turns into nationwide movement

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(CNN) -- African-American women are joining forces to battle the alarming rates of heart disease, high blood pressure and obesity that are affecting millions...
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Farmers’ Market at Wishard brings healthy choices to employees, visitors

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Indianapolis, May 1, 2012 -- On Tuesday, May 8, the Farmers' Market at Wishard will kick off its fifth season of fresh and local...
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State’s cancer facts and figures released

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INDIANAPOLIS—The Indiana State Department of Health, Indiana Cancer Consortium (ICC) and the American Cancer Society has released the Indiana Cancer Facts and Figures 2012,...
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State’s cancer facts and figures released

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INDIANAPOLIS—The Indiana State Department of Health, Indiana Cancer Consortium (ICC) and the American Cancer Society has released the Indiana Cancer Facts and Figures 2012,...
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Mental Health of America launches texting service to reach teens

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One of Mental Health America of Greater Indianapolis’ (MHAGI) primary programs is the Crisis & Suicide Intervention Service. The 24-hour hotline serves people who...
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More organ donors needed in Black community

BRANDON A. PERRY -
Brenda Sharpe remembers the day in 2010 when her granddaughter Ramonie Smith, then 5, received a kidney transplant that saved her life. “When you’ve...
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Prevention is key to avoiding lawn mower injuries

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INDIANAPOLIS – It starts off innocently. A child wanders outside while the yard is being mowed. The child approaches the unaware person mowing the...
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