How Kellogg Worked With "Independent Experts" To Tout Cereal
On its website, Kellogg touted a "Breakfast Council" of "independent experts" who helped guide the company's nutritional efforts.
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On its website, Kellogg touted a "Breakfast Council" of "independent experts" who helped guide the company's nutritional efforts.
A new study finds that women who give birth for the first time at the age of 25 or older are more likely to live to 90.
Before you leave on a Thanksgiving getaway, you may want to pack your medical information.
Among the thousands of people running in the Philadelphia Marathon will be one visitor marking an incredible milestone.
A new study reveals that compounds found in marijuana helps remove plaque buildup of Alzheimer's disease proteins from brain cells.
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The Community College of Philadelphia is going smoke free on January 1.
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A Philadelphia City Council committee passed a package of bills on Wednesday designed to reduce lead exposure in children.