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Articles in December, 2004 issue of Current Health 2, a Weekly Reader publication

• Hip-hop health: the workout that has you workin' it.(Exercise & Fitness)
  by Farrington, Jan
• What's up doc?
• The facts of lunch: what's in a food label? Surprising information that you need to know.(Nutrition)
  by Paturel, Amy
• Driller thriller.(Pulse)(Brief Article)
• Hurts so bad: why are troubled teens taking their inner pain out on themselves?(Psychology)
  by Mehta, Julie
• Skin scourge: the unsightly disease had a surprising source.(Pellagra)(Brief Article)
• Tunnel vision: stop living in the shadow of computers, TVs, and video games. Your eyes will thank you.(Your Personal Health)
  by Amodio, Joseph V.
• Dash of salt improves health.(Pulse)
• Battling the bottle: think you're too young to have an alcohol problem? Think again.(Disease & Disorders)
  by Fraser, Stephen
• Doctors discover possible cure for Kramer's pet peeve.(Pulse)(Brief Article)
• Focused on you.(Brief Article)
• Driven to distraction: cellular calls on wheels aren't worth the risks.(First Aid & Safety)
  by Tecco, Betsy Dru
• Funk central: one teen's live report.(Brief Article)
  by Newman, Lila
• Should obese teens go under the knife?(Speak Up!)
• License to chew: you call it bubble gum. Some say it's food for thought!(Your Personal Health)
  by Chevat, Richie
• New form of HIV found?(Pulse)(Brief Article)
• Track that snack!(Brief Article)
• Smoke screen: sweet-sounding cigarettes are 'candy-flavored cancer'.(Drugs & Alcohol)(teenagers are being lured by candy flavored cigarettes)
  by Fraser, Stephen
• Tiniest baby now a normal teen.(Pulse)(Brief Article)
• Reality TV or typecasting.(Brief Article)
• Come together: it's time to put an end to exclusion.(Cover Focus)(Cover Story)
  by Espelie, Erin
• Seat belts saving more lives.(Pulse)(Brief Article)