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				Breakfast staple gets good report Eating cereal and milk may promote healthy body weight and improve vitamin and mineral intakes in children. African-Americans short on calcium African American teens drink less milk than their Caucasian peers and their calcium intake is significantly lower. Pediatricians recommend dairy AAP encourages 3-A-Day for strong bones and life-long benefits.
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