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Study: 1-in-5 teachers failed to distinguish medicines from candy
BOSTON — More than 1-in-4 kindergarten children, and 1-in-5 teachers, had difficulty distinguishing between medicine and candy in new research conducted by two now seventh-grade students, who presented their findings earlier this week at the American Academy of Pediatrics National Conference and Exhibition here.
Casey Gittelman and Eleanor Bishop conducted their study, "Candy or Medicine: Can Children Tell the Difference?" earlier this year at Ayer Elementary School in suburban Cincinnati.
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'Quickfix Rx: KneeHab' joins 'Yoga Tune Up' library of fitness DVDs
LOS ANGELES — A new DVD designed to help workout enthusiasts, athletes or rehab patients improve their knee health and prevent injury has entered the market.
"Quickfix Rx: KneeHab" is part of the "Yoga Tune Up" library of fitness DVDs, starring fitness professional Jill Miller. In the DVD, which is divided into four sections, Miller demonstrates moves that open up new ranges of motion and recondition knees.
"Quickfix Rx: KneeHab" is 65 minutes long and carries a suggested retail price of $19.95.