August 3 – U.S. brownie warning, Ken Shaw prostate cancer, grocery shopping diet

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Posted August 3, 2011 9:32 pm.

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  • U.S. FDA has issued a warning to melatonin laced brownies.
  • CTV news anchor Ken Shaw speaks publicly about his prostate cancer.
  • A new study shows your grocery shopping habits could help you lose weight.
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