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News bites: Assisted suicide, junk food and more
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02/07/12 08:08 AM ET
The Georgia Supreme Court struck down the state's assisted-suicide law, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports.
Nearly half of elementary school children can still buy junk food at school, The Washington Post reports.
A new Commonwealth Fund survey finds a third of low-income Americans have lacked health insurance for at least two years.
California has to grapple with the healthcare costs of its aging inmates, the Merced Sun-Star concludes.
The American Heart Association/American Stroke Association compiles the top 10 advances in cardiovascular and stroke research in 2011.
