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Christopher Snyder

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  • Director, Fox News Multimedia Reporters, Fox News
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As seen in: Fox News, The Wall Street Journal, Agenda (World Economic Forum), Miami Herald, Inside Higher Ed, Medical Xpress, The Charlotte Observer, The Sacramento Bee, Lexington Herald-Leader, Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Tacoma News Tribune and
Director, Fox News Multimedia Reporters @FoxNewsMMR. 2016 Trump-Pence election embed. New Yorker who loves traveling the world.
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You Can Teach an Old Drug New Tricks

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By Christopher Snyder Verified, Sarrin M. Chethik
| The Wall Street Journal Verified
Aspirin prevents heart attacks, and good policy could give other generic drugs a second life. By Christopher Snyder and Sarrin Chethik Former Senator Ben Sasse speaks about his pancreatic cancer diagnosis and his experience with experimental cancer drugs, the challenges of reforming higher education, the dysfunction in the Senate, and what is needed for a strong American comeback.
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Ask the Pediatrician: Keep your child’s heart healthy: Habits to start early

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By Christopher Snyder Verified, Brad McQuilkin
| GMToday.com Verified
When it comes to your child's health, do you think much about their risks for developing heart disease? Probably not, since so much of keeping kids healthy means dealing with sore throats, scraped knees and other ailments. But recent research has prompted doctors and parents to take a second look at heart health in children. Evidence shows that daily habits needed to help prevent heart trouble in the future have more impact if learned and followed early in life.
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What families need to know about inherited high cholesterol in children

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By Christopher Snyder Verified, Brad McQuilkin
| TimesDaily Verified
Many parents think of high cholesterol as a health concern that only affects adults. But did you know that around 1 in 250 children have elevated cholesterol levels that aren't related to diet, exercise or lifestyle? kAm%96D6 <:5D 92G6 2 86?6E:4 4@?5:E:@? 42==65 72>:=:2= 9JA6C49@=6DE6C@=6>:2[ @C uw] tG6? :7 E96J 62E 962=E97F==J 2?5 =:G6 2?
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