Keeping Cold and Flu Germs Out - WSJ.com

Here are some products that could possibly protect people from colds and flu--but I'm skeptical that any of them could be commercially viable

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Prevnar 13 Approved for pneumonia immunization

This could be a big breakthrough! Pneumonia is what kills most people who have been weakened by other medical problems.

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Obesity-Induced Brain Changes May Be Reason Weight Control Is So Hard

This finding appears to explain why it is so difficult to keep weight off after losing it. I believe that if we can figure out exactly what happens, we may be able to develop an effective drug to help keep weight off.

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Controversy over ‘inhaled caffeine’ grows as as Sen. Schumer calls for FDA probe - The Washington Post

I do agree that the Government plays a role in protecting the health of the citizens. However I think this is an example of a situation where the Government may be overstepping. It appears a company has created a powder form of no-doz that gets absorbed in the mouth and sinus. Yeah, it might not be all that healthy! But neither is multiple cups of coffee! As soon as someone comes up with something new, it appears that the anti-recreational drug groups start to fight it.

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Naked Mole-Rats Offer Clues to Living Longer: Scientific American

This article in Scientific American about the Naked Mole Rates does hint at the value of calorie-reduced diet in keeping insulin low.
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Child Bodybuilding: How Jacked Is Your Kid? - Businessweek

This appears to be rather extreme, but I think it is probably healthy for the kids, and it does teach discipline.

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Tantrum Tamer: New Ways Parents Can Stop Bad Behavior - WSJ.com

Here's a link to the latest thinking about how to handle discipline for kids having tantrums. It seems like a logical approach, with straight-forward rules to follow. It seems almost the same as the guidelines we've understood--with just a few subtle, well thought-out changes.

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