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Date: Wed, 30 Mar 2005 17:45:50 -0500

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Teens' Risky Behavior Down Since 1993 

WASHINGTON (AP) -- In many ways, children today are doing better than their parents did. They take fewer drugs, commit fewer crimes and have fewer babies. If they would just lay off the chips and soda. 

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EPA Warns on Carcinogens' Risk to Kids

WASHINGTON (AP) -- Children may be more vulnerable than adults to cancer risks from certain gene-damaging chemicals, the Environmental Protection Agency said Tuesday. 

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TODAY IN HEALTH HISTORY
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<b>President Reagan Takes A Bullet</b><p>
On this day in 1981, former President Ronald W. Reagan was shot outside a Washington, D.C., hotel. Reagan was rushed to nearby George Washington University Hospital, where staff surgeons Benjamin Aaron and Joseph Giordano operated to remove a .22-caliber bullet through a 6-inch incision just below his left nipple.  The bullet struck Reagan's seventh rib and penetrated his left lung by 3 inches, causing the lung to collapse. Doctors removed the bullet and re-inflated Reagan&#146;s lung.  Reagan also received 2.5 quarts of transfused blood. The operation lasted about 2 hours, and Reagan was never in grave danger, doctors said later.</p>

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