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The official release o f the nationally
distributed Black Health Magazine hit
store shelves this month. Black Health
will be published monthly as a source for
health awareness. It will address the
holistic health concerns within the African
American community as well as the com­
munity at large. The magazine's goal is to
provide the answers to vital questions
about health and serve as an empower­
ment tool of new generational health
within the African American community
and to other readers.
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in Portland M etro
The Partnership fo r Prescription
Assistance has passed its tw o year
anniversary o f focusing attention
on patient assistance programs that
provide free o r nearly free medicine
to struggling Americans who are
uninsured or undcrinsured.
Sponsored by A m e rica ’ s phar­
maceutical research companies, the
PPA says it has already helped
more than 3.6 m illio n people nation­
wide, w ith m illio n s o f additional
people that could potential ly qual ify
fo r assistance.
“ We are 100 percent com m itted
to fin d in g ways to help Americans
live longer, healthierand more pro­
ductive lives," said B illy Tauzin,
President and CEO o f the Pharma­
ceutical Research and M anufac­
turers o f America.
Through a toll-free number (1-
888-4P P A -N O W ) and the Web site
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a single point o f access to more
than 475 public and private patient
assistance programs that could offer
help on more than 2.5(M) prescrip­
tion medicines, including a wide
range o f generics.
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Local Vets Cautious on Pet Food Supply
continued
from Metro
northeast P ortland, spokesman
D avid L y tle said he was surprised
the shelter has not been o v e r­
whelmed w ith inquiries.
Instead, he said, the public relies
on retailers to get the bad foods o ff
the shelf.
Healthy Pets Northwest, w hich
has three Portland locations, has
long since dealt w ith higher-end
pet fo o d s, so the q u e stio n o f
“ w hat’ s in m y pet’ s food?” is noth­
in g new to fo u n d e r J u lie
Cantonwine.
But C antonw ine’ s partner and
ow ner o f the A lberta Street store,
Laura A m ito n , said the brands re­
cently recalled only reflect a small
percentage o f the overall market.
“ There are s till so many compa­
nies w ith high standards, in terms
o f what types o f ingredients they
use and where their food is pro­
duced,” she said.
A m ito n said Healthy Pets only
sells food that contains protein,
vegetables and/or grain considered
fo r human consumption. But she
warns against buying foods con­
taining grain.
“ Pets really don’ t need a lot o f
grain in their diets unless i t ’ s a
whole grain,” she said. “ A nything
outside that tends to be fille r."
So how do consumers know
which foods are healthiest fo r their
pet? A n easy way is to choose
foods w ith simple ingredient lists
that start out w ith whole foods like
chicken or sweet potatoes.
I f there are lots o f chemicals or
the list begins w ith water, by-prod­
uct meat o r grain, you know i t ’ s a
bad food, she said.
She says the price o f high-end
and organic foods isn’ t as p ro h ib i­
tive as people assume.
“ Yes, you w ill pay a little more
upfront fo r human-grade food, but
they need less volum e o f food per
day,” she said. “ I hear from custom­
ers co n siste n tly ‘ thank you so
much, I don’ t have to buy as much
food anymore.” ’
Pet food retailers and medical
experts all agree that i f you decide
to change your pet’ s food, it ’ s best
to go about it slo w ly - over three or
four days - by blending the old and
new foods together.
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Current Age: 6
Date Missing: Mareh 24. 2007
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