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Champions resident is NAM’s chosen honoree
In 1999, Kathy Stevens made a promise to get involved in her community and administer service to those in need. Now the Northwest Assistance Ministries (NAM) is honoring the Champions resident for her philanthropic acts at their 2010 Jeans & Jewels Luncheon and Style Show.

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Friday, August 20
JFP editor Donna Ladd is one of the local celebrity performers in the Mississippi Opera ’s Dance with the Stars at Old Capitol Inn (226 N. State St.) at 7 p.m. Note: Event is sold out, but you can still donate to the Mississippi Opera! Call 601-960-2300. …

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The Myth of the ‘Healthy’ Preemie – What Parents Really Need to Know
*Surprises can be exciting. If you are the parent of a preterm infant, then you are well aware of the initial rush of emotions that this surprise arrival brought you. But, once your bundle of joy has left the hospital and settled in at home, you may not realize that his/her prematurity needs to remain [...]

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Surge in teen hearing loss cases
Aug. 18: One in five American teenagers now suffer from some type of hearing loss, an increase of 31 per cent since the mid-Nineties, new research shows.

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Study explains why Alzheimer’s drug is both safe and effective
( Sanford-Burnham Medical Research Institute ) The drug memantine improves Alzheimer’s disease symptoms by blocking abnormal activity of glutamate, a chemical that transmits messages between nerve cells. In a study appearing August 18 in the Journal of Neuroscience, a team of investigators at Sanford-Burnham led by Dr. Stuart Lipton unravel exactly how memantine helps Alzheimer’s patients …

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Rotavirus vaccines save poorest children: Reports
Trials in Asia and Africa show rotavirus vaccines can save the lives of even the poorest young children and programs should begin to vaccinate as many as possible, researchers reported on Thursday.

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LANCASTER — Thayer Memorial Library, 717 Main St. in Lancaster, is offering the American Red Cross Children and …
Students who have previously taken the Red Cross Babysitter’s Training Class will have the opportunity to take the CPR class for only $25.

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Press Release
In a study published today in The Lancet, ROTATEQ® (rotavirus vaccine, live, oral, pentavalent), MSD’s rotavirus vaccine, reduced the number of cases of severe rotavirus gastroenteritis by nearly half (48 percent) in infants evaluated in developing countries in Asia (Bangladesh and Vietnam) and by 39 percent in infants evaluated in developing countries in Africa (Ghana, Kenya, and Mali) through …

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Health Tip: Things That Raise Your Risk of Thrush
Using steroid medicines. Taking medications that suppress your immune system. Having a weakened immune system, which often occurs among infants and the elderly.

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Babies’ birth weight linked to mothers’ weight gain during pregnancy: Study
Many American women may need to start watching their weight during pregnancy so that they do not get too heavy and risk hurting their babies, researchers yesterday.

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Ala. firefighter suspended in flushed babies probe
Associated Press – July 28, 2010 11:54 AM ET ODENVILLE, Ala. (AP) – A member of the Odenville fire department was placed on administrative leave after two premature stillborn infants were…

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REGION: Whooping cough claims life of newborn in SD
A 1-month-old San Diego County boy has died of whooping cough,marking the county’s first fatality this year from the contagiousbacterial infection that has already been declared a statewideepidemic, county health officials said Thursday.

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French mother admits suffocating newborns
A French nursing assistant has admitted suffocating eight newborn babies because she did not want more children.

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Mini golf fundraiser planned for KEEP
Hamburg To get ready for a fundraiser this fall, children at the Hamburg KEEP practiced their mini golf strokes with paper golf courses.

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Story-Telling More Difficult for Brain-Injured Children: Study
Parents can help by spending more time developing narratives, researchers suggest.

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Experts divided on whether kids need supplements
The best source of vitamins and minerals is always a healthy and varied diet. But here’s a good overview of common supplements and when they might be needed.

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Library briefs
The Rowlett Public Library will close early at 3 p.m. on July 3 for the Fireworks on Main event. The library will also be closed on July 5 for a city holiday. Regular hours will resume at 9:30 a.m. on July 6.

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Meredith Fineman: Fifty First (J)Dates: 11 – The Chauvinist
My date was charming, chivalrous, and unfortunately, somewhat of a chauvinist. What I wore: Calvin Klein black sandal stilettos, J Brand black jeans that at…

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SCA to Acquire Latin America Diaper Business from Copamex
July 21, 2010 – SCA said that it has agreed to buy Copamex’s baby diaper business in Mexico and Central America for approximately USD 50 million, on a debt-free basis.

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Probiotics use in mothers limits eczema in their babies, study finds
Women who drank milk with a probiotic supplement during and after their pregnancy cut the incidence of eczema in their children by almost half compared to mothers who drank a placebo, researchers have shown.

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Inhaled nitric oxide for prevention of bronchopulmonary dysplasia in premature babies (EUNO): a randomised controlled …
In animal models, inhaled nitric oxide improved gas exchange and lung structural development, but its use in premature infants at risk of developing bronchopulmonary dysplasia remains controversial.

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Baby-For-Sale Racket: Remand Order On Suspect Extended
KUCHING, July 24 (Bernama) — Police have obtained a five-day extension of a remand order on a 62-year-old man as investigations into the baby-for-sale racket here continue.

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Baby-For-Sale Racket: Remand Order On Suspect Extended
KUCHING, July 24 (Bernama) — Police have obtained a five-day extension of a remand order on a 62-year-old man as investigations into the baby-for-sale racket here continue.

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Mumbai: Clinics create parents, but also problems, for foreigners
Foreigners sign up for surrogate babies but are often unable to take their children home because of laws in their countries. Now, European countries have sent letters to Mumbai’s IVF clinics, asking them to ensure prospective parents have written clearances.

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Study Links Test-Tube Babies, Childhood Cancer
For the first time, a large study suggests a higher rate of childhood cancer among test-tube babies, but researchers say the reason probably has nothing to do with how the infants were conceived.

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In a Changing Village, the Pool Tables Look the Same
Although there is anti-immigrant sentiment in the village of Brewster, N.Y., at the pool hall, immigrants play alongside regulars.

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Kearney doctor one who helped deliver baby on plane
KEARNEY – The last thing Dr. David Gossat of Kearney expected as he returned from Israel was to deliver a seven-week premature baby girl on the floor of a plane’s narrow galley.

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Stepping up
LITTLETON — Like a Jewish girl celebrating her bat mitzvah or a soon-to-be-15 Latina planning her “quincanera,’’ 15-year-old Prashanthi Sivasithamparam of Winchester has been anticipating her coming-of-age event — complete with formal dress, huge guest list, family convening from all over the world, and a banquet — for years. Judaism – Bar and Bat Mitzvah – Coming of age – Religion and …

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Charice got botox treatments for jaw issue
Charice Pempengco got Botox injections for jaw issue, not to make face more narrow before ‘Glee role’, report says.

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New study challenges stereotypes of adolescent sex offenders
Adolescent sex offenders are often stereotyped and treated as socially inept, but new research negates this image, finding that they are more likely to be characterized by atypical sexual interests — such as desire for prepubescent children, coercive sex with peers and adults, and exposing their genitals to strangers. Adolescent sex offenders are also more likely to have a history of sexual …

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Park earns prestige
Rorie-Galloway Park of Mesquite is bringing positive recognition to the city with its day camp for children and teens.

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Summer learning options abound
The children are out of school for the summer, but that doesn’t mean the learning has to stop.

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The Short List: Family fun on a budget
This week, we’re all about keeping the kids entertained — and more importantly, cool — without breaking the bank.

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Speed demons hit the ice
The high-pitched screeching noise emanating from the Coca-Cola Centre’s south arena on Friday was a sign of something going wrong on the ice. There can be various reasons for the sound, which speed skate blades produce.[...]

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Sex, drugs and abuse: Study finds Asian homestay students at higher risk
VANCOUVER – When Sabrina Wong and her husband opened their home to a 17-year-old high school student from China a few years back, they grew uneasy when the boyfriends started showing up.

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