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Health
	FDA issues new regs to improve safety of dietary supplements Posted: 2:11 PM- WASHINGTON - For the first time, manufacturers of vitamins, herbal pills and other dietary supplements will have to test all of their products' ingredients. Full Story Federal report compares hospital death rates Computerized pill box cleared for sale by FDA Being treated as eldest child seems to make youngsters smarter Estrogen pills may lessen artery buildup for some younger women, study suggests For first time, Clarks watch twins sleep in separate beds Formerly conjoined twins Allyson and Avery out of surgery, reunited with parents Scientist with past Utah ties clones first monkey embryos for stem cells Experimental Alzheimer's drug to be tested in Utah Exercise expert says seniors can win back the strength they've lost U of U study: Aspirin may aid pregnancies, too West Nile is found in pool in S.L. Valley Outpatient care center dedicated Shrinking Sheena: A year later, less of me and more of a great life Learning the dental Ah'-B-Cs Where's Sheena? Health care quality in Utah ranks eighth in nation overall Myth debunked: Doc says pacemaker defibrillators help women as much as men Breathless mystery: N. SL, Woods Cross highest for asthma in state, neighboring Bountiful lowest Choosing Down syndrome As U.S. wises up to cancer risks, tans' cachet is fading Primary Children's Med Center to separate another set of conjoined twins Popular Primary Children's can't grant every conjoined twin's wish Shrinking Sheena: I can't let negativity outrun me Health briefs Several saucy ways to get your veggies Health Calendar On-the-go medical kit Kanab woman uses photometry to help discover two new planets Weight-loss industry hopes its pitch sinks in with men Death rates high at two hospitals FDA offers consumers a new link Study: Chatting on cell phone in car rivals booze for driving impairment Stem Cells: Hope vs. Hype A boy's grim future spurs senator's research Embryonic Stem Cells: Who will be the first helped? New options may help make the swimsuit plunge a little easier Less controversial and more accessible, these cells may yield new uses Ring up an expert for advice on minimizing your 'anxiety zones' Shrinking Sheena: I feel pretty . . . oh, so pretty . . . Health briefs A light pork dish to tickle your taste buds What's the buzz? Tell us the story of your wedding rings Orem parents take their brain-injured daughter to China and encourage others to do the same SuperSherpas Expedition: Everest-compatible Shrinking Sheena: Exposing the spot-specific fat-loss myth' Getting Real: Body image as important as health Shrinking Sheena: Getting strong, but not freakishly so

Science News
	Scientist with past Utah ties clones first monkey embryos for stem cells U. scientists develop new method to track DNA mutation, disease Acoustics experts hail LDS Conference Center's sound quality Kanab woman uses photometry to help discover two new planets Is your medicine right for you? Global Warming: Focus on Utah's Climate Climate: Focus is on carbon dioxide Global Warming: What about water? Global Warming: Utah's climate shift would touch all species

Stem Cells

Stem Cells: Hope vs. Hype

Isaac Brekken/For The Salt Lake Tribune

At least once during the night, Chad and Michelle Parker creep into their daughters' bedrooms to prick their fingers and check their blood sugar levels. Full Story

MORE STEM CELLS HEADLINES

Embryonic Stem Cells: Who will be the first helped?

A boy's grim future spurs senator's research

Less controversial and more accessible, these cells may yield new uses

Orem parents take their brain-injured daughter to China and encourage others to do the same

HAPPENING TODAY

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Utah Truck Driving Championship

Shrinking Sheena
	No Shrinking Sheena column Sheena McFarland is on assignment. "The Incredible Shrinking Sheena" will return next month. Full Story Shrinking Sheena: A year later, less of me and more of a great life Shrinking Sheena: I can't let negativity outrun me Shrinking Sheena: I feel pretty . . . oh, so pretty . . . Shrinking Sheena: New goals despite apple-pie setback Shrinking Sheena: Getting strong, but not freakishly so Shrinking Sheena: Exposing the spot-specific fat-loss myth'

Global Warming Special Report

Global Warming: Utah's climate shift would touch all species

Al Hartmann/The Salt Lake Tribune

In Utah, the consequences of warming could go well beyond the birds of the Great Salt Lake. Researchers are concerned about everything from trout to deer. And that, in turn, could pose a serious snag to the state's 517,000 anglers, 198,000 hunters and 515,000 wildlife watchers who contribute millions of dollars to the Utah economy. Full Story

Global Warming: What about water?

Global Warming: Focus on Utah's Climate

Climate: Focus is on carbon dioxide

Food Safety
	MORE FOOD SAFETY HEADLINES From farm to feast: How healthful is your meal? Avoid the 'Dirty Dozen,' buy organic Buying from local farm takes root in Utah Scares won't affect Utah growers Food myths vs. reality