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Terence Smith examines the health and business issues behind the changing eating trends in America with a food columnist for The New York Times, host of Minnesota Public Radio's "The Splendid Table," and the executive vice president of a Chicago-based…

President Bush announced that the U.S. plans to vaccinate selected military, embassy and health care workers against smallpox. Terence Smith discusses Bush's decision with Dr. Julie Gerberding and Dr. Anthony Fauci.

President Bush said Wednesday that he has decided to begin vaccinating members of the military and health workers against smallpox and will eventually allow all Americans to receive the vaccine that remains the only protection against the disease.

The Food and Drug Administration approved over-the-counter sale of the allergy drug Claritin on Wednesday, four years after the large California-based insurance company WellPoint Health Networks filled a petition requesting the change.