Portion control key to keeping holiday weight gain at bay

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(PhysOrg.com) -- Interested in keeping the pounds off this holiday season? A nutrition expert at Washington University in St. Louis has some very simple tips for remembering accurate portion sizes, which may be even more important than the food choices you make.


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Racial differences for brain bleeds suggest stroke risk greater than thought for blacks

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ADHD stimulant treatment may decrease risk of substance abuse in adolescent girls

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