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CONTACT FEATURES | Editor: Dawn Minty | Phone: 706-571-8512 | dminty@ledger-enquirer.comWASHINGTON — In a major break with current U.S. health advice, a coalition of top scientists from private groups and federal agencies plans to advise pregnant and breast-feeding women to consume at least 12 ounces of fish and seafood per week to ensure optimal brain development of their babies.
The neighbors call the explosion of growth on Joel Robinson's property 'weeds.' Robinson calls it natural habitat.
A couple of weeks ago, I'd have told you that armadillos don't exist as living animals. That's because I'd only ever seen them on their backs, on the sides of interstates.
JANE T. UPSHAW
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When Cookie Aftergut was treated for breast cancer five years ago, she didn’t have ready access to information outside of her drug and radiation therapies — information such as sound nutrition, exercise, makeup and scalp care for when her hair fell out.
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