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Acute diarrhoea was defined as more than five watery stools a day for children aged <1 year and more than three watery stools a day for children aged ≥1 year of age lasting for less than two weeks.

But then consider what the flip of this means: On a typical day more than 30percentt of children in this age group are not getting the experience of reading or being read to.

I think that a liberal arts foundation is incredibly important in a day and age when more and more universities, as well as the marketing to students, has essentially moved more towards vocational majors.

We live in a day and age where more and more people can live and work from anywhere in the world.

Especially when we're in a day and age when technology is growing more and more all the time.

In a day and age where people care more about Kim Kardashian's love life than about global issues of the day, such as the course of America's longest war, it was important for me that they be concerned about this setback, and other developments in the world.

Memory declined most in those who continued to smoke more than 20 cigarettes a day between ages 43 and 53.

In a day and age where music has become more about the consumption and acquisition of things, money and fame, Erykah's urge to purge seems novel.

Every day, more than 3,200 people under the age of 18 will smoke their first cigarette, according to the CDC.

"We have Europe's youngest population, and every day more youngsters are coming of drinking age," he said.

It's hard to believe that every day, more than 2,800 kids under the age of 18 try smoking for the first time.