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Pediatricians Seek Stiffer Regulation of Chemicals

The U.S. chemical management policy known as the Toxic Substances Control Act does not adequately protect children and pregnant women from hazardous chemicals in the environment and needs to be overhauled, according to a new policy statement by the American Academy of Pediatrics.

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Charitable Giving: How Is Your Money Being Spent?

WebMD discusses how charities use donations and how to find out where your money is really going.

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Denny Sanford Biography: Donations, Successes, and More

WebMD explains who Denny Sanford is and how his generous giving is helping many children overcome disease.

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How to Choose and Evaluate a Charity Before Giving

WebMD discusses how to find out more about a charity before making a donation.

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Charitable Donations: Myths and Facts

WebMD looks at common misconceptions about charities and explains the facts.

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Types of Health Charities: Hospitals, Red Cross, and Many More

There are so many types of health charities that it can be hard to figure out which one to support. WebMD helps you with your decisions.

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Gabrielle Giffords Cleared For Launch–and Excited To Go

It’s good news for Gabby! The doctors have determined that Rep. Giffords will be able to attend her husband Mark Kelly’s launch of the the space shuttle Endeavor this Friday. Giffords is still recovering from a horrific shooting in Tucson this past January, though doctors have said she’s steadily improving. Reportedly, she has just started walking a

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Many Diabetes Patients Wear the Wrong Shoes

Many patients with diabetes fall short on foot care and footwear, according to a new study.

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Happiest States Have Most Suicides

Oddly, U.S. states that rank highest in happiness also rank highest in suicide rate. Why? Maybe misery is more tolerable when those around us are miserable, too.

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Music Lessons as Child May Keep Aging Minds Sharp

A new study suggests childhood music lessons may improve brain function and combat the effects of aging on the brain.

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