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For years now consumers have been educated by public health experts to pay greater attention to the information listed on food labels. But can consumers trust food companies to present accurate nutritional information on their products?

Pheromones, those not-so subtle chemical substances certain species secrete into the atmosphere to affect a member of the same species, have long been thought to trigger a sexual response in men and women.

We’ve all been deeply touched by the 8.9 magnitude earthquake that hit Japan last Friday. According to the Red Cross, Canadians have already raised over one million dollars as of Sunday, in support of one of the largest earthquakes ever recorded. Social media has played a huge role in the success of these relief efforts, with celebrities and organizations urging others to donate via Twitter.

There’s no mystery associated with the mechanics of weight loss. Despite the lamentations of millions, it's basically the stuff of science.

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