The campaign is called “Lead the change: Speak. Connect. Act.”
State teams up with Spenard Farmer’s Market for food stamp program
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The men in custody exhibited or were actually treated for mental illness before the incidents that put a little girl in critical condition and left a young woman lying near death tonight.
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The hospital’s youngest patients get a special visit from Sesame Street characters
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Centers for Disease Control reallocated money to states with more HIV and AIDS cases. Alaska’s nonprofits must now rely on donations.
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Medical advice to cancer patients changed from “take it easy” to “take a walk”
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Is it time to ditch the bottle of sunscreen for a bottle of cabernet?
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South Carolina man denied coverage for breast cancer
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A provocative new study suggests working moms who try to be “supermoms” are more likely to be depressed than their counterparts who embrace the idea that they can’t do it all.
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The ban would have applied to any sweetened beverage that contains more than 10 calories per eight ounces.
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