In March I wrote about the original “Hawaii Five-0,” which ran from 1968 to 1980. Several readers told me about their experiences with the long-running TV show.
children s cough and cold medicines are safe and effective, but like all medicines, they can have real risks if misused or stored incorrectly. research shows that most overdoses from otc cough and cold medicines happen when parents give the wrong dose or kids get into the medicines. here are a few simple rules all parents should follow when treating their kids with otc cough and cold medicines. always keep medicines out of the reach and sight of children. never give more than the recommended dose, and always use the enclosed measuring device. do not use these medicines to make your child sleepy, and follow new recommendations to not give otc cough and cold medicines to children under the age of 4. as always, if you have questions, talk to your doctor. to learn more, visit otcsafety.org, because as parents, we re in charge of our kids health. roughly 800,000 californians with individual policies. such as san francisco attorney pamela sasik. i really don t have that kind of
slow going because of significant uncertainty among business lears because of concerns about democratic policies on health care reform and energy. the president disputed this at his briefing. i think that the biggest uncertainty has been, we just went through the worst recession since the great depression. reporter: sources tell abc news the president accused boehner of thinking the only way to create certainty is to kill democratic bills. boehner said no, just that the issues need to be settled. the president agreed. he hopes to return to health care reform with a bipartisan summit in two weeks. the republicans are insisting he first pledge to put the preexisting legislation in the shredder. the really is time to s the bill and start over. reporter: the president would not agree with that and was quick to seize on news from california about insurance giant anthem blue cross raising premiums by almost 40%. the administration has demanded that the insurer justify the r