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One of the more controversial moves during the administration of former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg was the banning of synthetic trans-fatty acids (TFAs) from NYC eateries (in 2007) because of concern about deleterious influence
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It seems like every week, there s another study on the health benefits of chocolate getting major news coverage.
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