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June 16, 2004

McDieters Soso and Chazz on Stossel

Get your VCR set, and don't miss the other side in the debate over fast food and obesity.  Soso Whaley and Chazz Weaver (thirty-day McDieters) were interviewed by John Stossel of ABC's 20/20.  The show is scheduled to be broadcast this Friday, June 18 at 10pm (and Madonna's on the show as well, if that helps).  In the not-too-distant future, ACSH's director of nutrition, Dr. Ruth Kava, will present a nutritional analysis of Soso's and Chazz's McDiets.  So watch 20/20 this week, and watch this site for further insights.


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