Oct. 1 – Breast cancer, breakfast, illegal drugs

By News Staff

Posted Oct 2, 2013 12:52:02 AM.

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New numbers find the likelihood of breast cancer recurring is higher if the patient is a young woman
The Ontario government says it is putting more money into a number of school nutrition programs to ensure students get off to a healthy start
Medical researchers say the war on illegal drugs is failing

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