Find an article in a newspaper

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Question: For this extra credit opportunity, find an article in a newspaper, popular magazine, the Internet or another written source that in some way links to the content of this course, broadly defined. This could include articles about health and behavior, public policy related to health or health care, personality and health, stress, etc. The article should be a minimum of three pages. Articles assigned to be read in class are not eligible for extra credit.

You should ensure that the source appears to be trustworthy and credible. (It doesn't need to be the New England Journal of Medicine, but it should also not be a web site selling Crazy Lenny's Herbal Cure for Cancer.) Magazines such as Time, U.S. News and World Report, Scientific
American are good choices, as are newspapers such as the Richmond Times-Dispatch or Washington Post. Also, most credible news outlets have websites with useful information.

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