Topic: Regina Benjamin

The U.S. surgeon general is visiting North Carolina to talk to about 200 of the state's health advocates.. . Dr. Regina Benjamin speaks Thursday at ...

Facebook aims to help prevent suicide

Facebook is making it easier for people who express suicidal thoughts on the social networking site to get help.. . A program launching Tuesday...

Facebook adds suicide prevention tool

Facebook is providing a new way for US or Canadian members of the leading online social network to summon help for friends who may be thinking of ending their lives.A tool rolled out by Facebook lets people report suicidal comments posted ...

Karl Lagerfeld line for Macy's unveiled

0 View Larger Image . -- About 150 Chanel fans got a sneak peek at the Karl Lagerfeld for Impulse Only at Macy's line Aug. 30 at an exclusive...
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Food pyramid is out, MyPlate in as nutrition guide

0 . Forget about the food pyramid, the government's standard for healthful eating for two decades. . . The Obama administration replaced it...
When you turn to your favorite cable news network, a story may feature an environmental issue, and more often than not, that report will have one...

Surgeon General calls for more breastfeeding

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - America's chief doctor called on Americans to support breast-feeding on Thursday and outlined guidelines for mothers and communities to support that most natural nutrition system.Studies have shown numerous benefits for babies, mothers and overall healthcare when newborns are ...

'No safe level' for tobacco, report says

Even limited exposure to tobacco or secondhand smoke can lead to cardiovascular and other health problems, a new US public health report said Thursday.The US Surgeon General's report, the latest update to its first study in 1964 highlighting tobacco dangers ...

Tobacco smoke causes immediate damage: U.S. report

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Cigarette smoke causes immediate damage to the lungs and to DNA, and President Barack Obama's administration will make stop-smoking efforts a priority, federal health officials said on Thursday.Smoking hurts not only the smokers, but people around them, and ...