Navy launches online program to help sailors, families and retirees struggling with addiction

Navy offers sailors online help to quit addictions

Panel asks gov’t to encourage less sodium intake, eat fewer added sugars and fats

Panel asks gov’t to encourage less sodium intake

Tea party protest in Sen. Harry Reid’s Nevada hometown seeks to turn anger into votes

Showdown in Searchlight: Tea party targets Reid

Cavs remove water fountains from Cleveland arena, citing concern over spread of swine flu

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FDA demands safety information from makers of alcoholic energy drinks

FDA questions safety of alcoholic energy drinks

Crying over spilt chocolate milk? Campaign says keep it in schools, experts say take it out

chocolatemilk Industry pushes chocolate milk in schools

Family doctors’ health messages to be brought to you by Coke, prompting outcry, resignations

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UN report says Russia could face labor shortages, slowing economic growth as population falls

UN: Russia must adapt to shrinking population

MOSCOW — Russia’s population has fallen by 6.6 million since 1993, despite the influx of millions of immigrants, a United Nations report said Monday, and by 2025 the country could lose a further 11 million people.

Chinese police warn parents of children sickened by tainted milk from marking anniversary

China tainted milk parents warned against meeting

BEIJING — Chinese police have tried to prevent parents of children sickened by tainted milk powder from traveling to Beijing to mark the anniversary of last year’s scandal, an activist said Thursday.
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