However, in more affluent families some adolescents receive $50 to $100 a week or more. To many parents, even $15 or $20 a week is a lot more than they received. But, when they were children, an ice cream cone cost 10 or 15 cents, much less than it …

Added to that will be cancers blamed on more affluent lifestyles — high tobacco and alcohol use, eating processed foods and not exercising enough. IARC Director Christopher Wild said the focus should be on prevention. "The particularly heavy burden …

Studies show children from poorer families enter school having heard millions of fewer words than more affluent children, a disadvantage that can hurt school performance and occupational opportunities later on. Providence beat out 300 other cities to …

… of the cervix, liver and stomach) are beginning to see more cases of lung, large bowel and breast cancers associated with high tobacco and alcohol use, processed foods, lack of exercise and other lifestyle factors more commonly seen in affluent …

However, cancer prevention is a problem in affluent countries, as well: wealth has actually led to higher consumption of processed foods, sedentary lifestyles, and alcohol abuse, which in turn is leading to poorer health than might be assumed based on …

I am guessing that less than 2 percent of them have any intention or goal of constraining their current lifestyle in order to maximize their kids' inheritance. Consuming their last penny of savings about the time they take that last … In many …

Should the government provide more funding to local authorities to tackle the problem, or is it more the responsibility of individuals to live healthy lifestyles? Previous big interview: Waxing lyrical about business. amc P713865.jpg. FAT FACTS As it …

Priya Chawan, who operates Spyzone, an investigation firm in Mulund, said: "Even now it's mostly the affluent who approach us for this background check, though the trend is slowly changing. Most of her clients prefer to investigate the other party once …

From the poor to the affluent, the young to the old and everyone in between, addiction knows no boundaries, said Trinidad Tarancon, program coordinator at Genesis, a Stanislaus County-operated methadone clinic. “It attacks anyone, whether you are a …