VERMILION, Ohio — A distraught Vermilion mother blames U.S. Army recruiters for the death of her 20-year-old son by encouraging him to use extreme dieting measures in order to enlist.
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Extreme dieting leads to death: Army recruit from Ohio sheds about 85 pounds in less than four months
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Weight-Loss Surgery May Cut Migraine Pain in Obese Patients
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