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Secure Access To Food And Water Decreasing For US Children

Secure Access To Food And Water Decreasing For US Children
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Concurrent Water and Food Insecurity Doubled for US Children: Study

Between 2005 and 2020, simultaneous food and water insecurity among children grew from 4.6 percent to 10.3 percent in the United States.

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Dehydration in middle-aged and older adults may lead to attention challenges

Dehydration in middle-aged and older adults may lead to attention challenges
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The Real Cost of Bottled Water

The Real Cost of Bottled Water
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Salt and your body: How much is too much? | Environment

Salt is having its moment in the spotlight as a saltwater wedge makes its up the Mississippi River, threatening to choke off New Orleans’ access to fresh drinking water.

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