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                    [Title] => Study: Teen obesity surgery benefits last at least 3 years
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The largest, longest study of teen obesity surgery shows huge weight loss and health gains can last at least three years, and many say it's worth the risks.

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                    [AuthorName] => Lindsey Tanner
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                    [Title] => The right to grow
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Sometime ago, I was struck by an unfamiliar image of a brain and its caption said it was that of an infant. It only showed the surface and it was incredibly smooth.
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                    [AuthorName] => Maria Isabel Garcia
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                    [Title] => US kids' cholesterol down; fewer trans fats cited
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A big U.S. government study shows that in the past decade, the proportion of children who have high cholesterol has fallen.
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                    [Title] => Cheche Lazaro and Nina Lim-Yuson: Shared Vision
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The sisters–stylish, pedigreed, and successful–are horsing around for this story’s photo shoot. Museo Pambata president and CEO Nina Lim-Yuson embraces her sister with an eagerness that leaves the sibling struggling for breath. Multi-awarded journalist Cheche Lazaro is good-naturedly chiding her sister for wearing the same color outfit.  The two, just one year apart in age, remain decorous throughout although the mutual affection is palpable–and rather touching.


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Study: Teen obesity surgery benefits last at least 3 years

By Lindsey Tanner | November 6, 2015 - 4:02pm

The largest, longest study of teen obesity surgery shows huge weight loss and health gains can last at least three years,...

Health And Family

The right to grow

By Maria Isabel Garcia | September 20, 2012 - 12:00am

Sometime ago, I was struck by an unfamiliar image of a brain and its caption said it was that of an infant. It only showed the surface and it was incredibly smooth.

Science and Environment

US kids' cholesterol down; fewer trans fats cited

August 8, 2012 - 8:41am

A big U.S. government study shows that in the past decade, the proportion of children who have high cholesterol has fallen.

Cheche Lazaro and Nina Lim-Yuson: Shared Vision

By Vanni de Sequera | May 26, 2002 - 12:00am

The sisters–stylish, pedigreed, and successful–are horsing around for this story’s photo shoot. Museo Pambata president and CEO Nina Lim-Yuson embraces her sister with an eagerness that leaves the...

Starweek Magazine