KSTP.com |
Edina Residents Fear Teens Will Bypass a New Rule to Crackdown on Youth Smoking
KSTP.com On Tuesday, the Edina City Council approved an ordinance called "Tobacco 21," aimed to curb teen smoking. Under the new rule teens will not be able to purchase cigarettes, e-cigarettes or other tobacco products until the age of 21. Edina is the first ... Edina raises age to buy tobacco to 21 |
KSTP.com |
Edina Residents Fear Teens Will Bypass a New Rule to Crackdown on Youth Smoking
KSTP.com On Tuesday, the Edina City Council approved an ordinance called "Tobacco 21," aimed to curb teen smoking. Under the new rule teens will not be able to purchase cigarettes, e-cigarettes or other tobacco products until the age of 21. Edina is the first ... |
Fox News |
Trump administration loosens Obama-era school lunch requirements
Fox News In a move to roll back former first lady Michelle Obama's healthy lunch initiative, the Trump administration unveiled a rule on Monday to eliminate some of the nutritional standards currently set in place. Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue said ... New Agriculture secretary says he'll roll back Michelle Obama's healthy school lunches initiative Trump Administration Attacks Obama's Healthy School Food Rules Why Health Experts Are Concerned Over New School Lunch Rules |
WSPA.com |
'Gray death,' the drug that looks like concrete, kills in one dose
WSPA.com TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) — It's dangerous, highly addictive and kills in one dose. It looks like concrete, and it is deadly. It's called, “Gray Death.” The Drug Enforcement Agency is warning Gulf Coast states about the influx of this potent mixture. It is ... Powerful new drug Gray Death gaining popularity |
NPR |
Doctors Prescribe More Generics When Drug Reps Are Kept At Bay
NPR When teaching hospitals put pharmaceutical sales representatives on a shorter leash, their doctors tended to order fewer promoted brand-name drugs and used more generic versions instead, a study published Tuesday in JAMA, the journal of the American ... Why Do Drug Reps Give Doctors Free Pens? Because What They Get in Return Is Far More Valuable. Visits Nixed: Efforts to Limit Pharma Reps' Influence Seem to Bear Fruit Study: Half of U.S. doctors paid by drug, device industries |