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What the American Cancer Society says about what to eat and do to stay healthy.

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Ensuring that racial and ethnic data is included in CDC and local health agency reports is crucial to solving public health issues.

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Everything you need to know about a protest’s most unwanted guest.

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Here’s what the research reveals about the controversial cop technology.

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