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"In our country, if you live long enough, you're almost guaranteed to get hypertension, so this is something we should all be concerned about," added report co-author Dr. Corinne Husten of the nonprofit Partnership for Prevention.
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Dr. Husten, I agree that this situation is an ethical problem.
unknown title 2011
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Dr. Husten, I agree that this situation is an ethical problem.
Forbes.com: News Larry Husten 2011
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Husten had been a suspect right from the time Haugen died, but evidence had been lacking until his confession last year to investigators from the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension.
www.startribune.com 2012
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Dr. Husten, I agree that this situation is an ethical problem.
unknown title 2011
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Michael J. Husten, 61, in Stillwater prison for an unrelated robbery, admitted that he killed Roger Haugen by hitting him in the head with a stereo receiver on Feb. 8, 1975, according to second-degree charges filed Monday in Hennepin County District Court.
www.startribune.com 2012
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"Self-reported smoking behavior gathered through population surveys is generally accurate because it is anonymous," Husten said.
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Husten, who is vice president for policy development at the Partnership for Prevention, had no affiliation with the study.
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However, Husten says the most salient implication of the study is that so many providers aren't doing anything to help pregnant women quit smoking.
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Markus Becker - Hoerst Du Die Regenwuermer [04: 21] │ Husten
Fulldls.com 2009
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