Jennifer Hammond
Weblog: emptypockets01.com/homeArticles: 65
First Published: May 31, 2011 / Last Published: May 22, 2012
I am a full-time health professional, part-time blogger and freelance writer. Located in Canada, but interests are global. Interests include health, media, technology, sports, consumer behavior, science and media to name a few.
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May 22, 2012
POM Wonderful? Not So Fast, Says the FTC
The FTC has ruled that the makers of POM Wonderful juice have used misleading claims in their advertisements. -
May 9, 2012
Low Testosterone May Be Linked to Weight Gain in Men
Low levels of testosterone may be responsible for weight gain and obesity in middle-aged men. -
April 30, 2012
Caught Nodding Off at Work? You're Not Alone!
About 30% of the U.S. workforce gets less than 6 hours sleep each night. -
April 18, 2012
Exposed: The Mislabeling of Some "Toxin-Free" Nail Polish Causes Concern
A recent report found toxic chemicals present in so-called "toxin-free" nail polishes used in California salons. -
March 24, 2012
Romney Camp's Blunder Gives Etch A Sketch an Unexpected Boost
Etch a Sketch experiences a bump in sales after being referenced in a recent political gaffe by Mitt Romney's campaign.in Business -
March 13, 2012
North Dakota Grandma's Food Column Goes Viral
An 85-year-old food columnist from North Dakota wrote a review of an Olive Garden restaurant that went viral. -
March 12, 2012
Does Less Sleep Cause Weight Gain?
Recent studies have suggested that a lack of sleep may contribute to weight gain and obesity. -
March 11, 2012
Pepsi Changes Coloring Formula in Response to Carcinogen Concerns
Pepsico is changing the formulation of its caramel coloring in response to a report linking the color with a known carcinogen. -
March 7, 2012
Swimming Legend Ian Thorpe a Long Shot for London 2012
Australian swimmer Ian Thorpe seems a long shot to qualify for the 2012 Olympics in London.in Olympics -
March 2, 2012
Sleeping Pills Linked to Increased Mortality
A recent study suggests that using sleeping pills is associated with a higher mortality risk.



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