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Got lacteal secretions from healthy cows? The FDA, the DAIRY Pride Act, and “milk” in food names

Alex Kelley and Erin Milnes
April 4, 2017
We all remember the California Milk Processor Board's famous question. But before we can ask ourselves if we've got milk, we need to agree on what milk is. A fellowship of US Congresspeople is pushing a bill (the DAIRY Pride...
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Q Who?: Qnexa Product Name Review

Laurel Sutton
April 11, 2012
Much like death and taxes, diet drugs will always be with us, from the low-tech caffeine overdose of Dexatrim to the now-banned prescription pill Meridia. We all want to lose weight, and lose it now, with as little effort as...
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Soy Milk Comes from Soy Cows?: A.K.A. The Dairy Industry Jumps the Shark

Mark Skoultchi
April 30, 2010
You know how people often go to the store to buy good old-fashioned dairy milk, and then buy this stuff called "soy milk" figuring it's the same thing? Milk is milk, right? Yeah, I'd never heard of that happening either....
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Just Febulous

Maria Cypher
October 29, 2007
Under the header of product names I’ve never understood is Febreze. It’s a bit risky putting this kind of opinion out there, since P&G has done so well with its line of fabric and air fresheners. (And in fact, I...
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Veramyst – Magic or science?

Laurel Sutton
I saw a commercial on TV for this new product the other night: VERAMYST works on a whole range of chemicals that lead to your allergy symptoms.* *The way VERAMYST works is not fully understood. Say what? Although I like...
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