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Experts recommend sugar tax to promote healthy lifestyle
Some United States health experts are recommending putting a tax on sugar in hopes of encouraging people to make healthier...
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Morey Courts’ Slim to Win contest offers cash prize as incentive to get fit
Shepherd resident Brandy Franklin individually jumps over a class of fitness participants while each of them hold a planking...
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Student vacation in Bahamas takes turn for worse, injures two
Editor’s note: This story incorrectly referred to Bimini Bay as an island of the Bahamas. It is a resort. What began...
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CMU alumna opens business specializing in nutrition services
When Kati Mora tells her sons to eat their vegetables, she’s not just doing her motherly duties. Mora is a registered dietitian...
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CMU P.L.A.Y.s to combat childhood obesity with active-lifestyle role models including Frank Zombo
Green Bay Packer and Chippewa alumnus Frank Zombo will join current CMU athletes to show Mount Pleasant children the importance...
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Quick and Dirty: Despite health concerns, many CMU student choose fast food for its convenience
Matt Womack has learned buying fast food on a regular basis will fill up your stomach and empty your bank account. The Clio...
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Freshman 15 less prevalent; average student gains around 5 pounds first year
The common idea of gaining the freshman 15 is actually not true to many students. People who gain weight tend to eat more...
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Students informed about tanning risks Thursday in Sweeney Hall
Dr. Doris Yang of Mid Michigan Physician Group told students gathered in the Sweeney Hall lobby Thursday that spray tanning...
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Recent study recommends mammograms taken at 50, not 40
The United States Preventative Task Force recently said women do not have to start getting annual mammograms until age 50....
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More H1N1 vaccines available from 2 to 4 p.m. today
University Health Services received another limited supply of H1N1 nasal spray vaccines. Free vaccinations to healthy students...
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CMU not concerned with area illness closings
Central Michigan University’s illness closing policy is not likely needed in the immediate future. “We’re not at any...
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California scientists discover vital antibodies in AIDS study
Scientists have been searching for years to find a vaccine for AIDS. But a group in California said it is one step closer...

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