Good day, bad day: January 26, 2012

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A high school student saves a busload of kids, while research
says iPads may inflict unwanted pain — and more winners and losers
of today's news cycle

GOOD DAY FOR:

Healthier Happy Meals?
McDonald's removes a processed-food ingredient called ammonia
hydroxide from its burger patties following pressure from
TV chef Jamie
Oliver, who dubbed the substance "pink slime."
[Opposing Views]

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Vanity
A Florida woman survives being repeatedly stabbed in the
chest after her new breast implants blocked the knife from
piercing her heart. [Daily Mail]

Swift action
A 17-year-old high-school student saves a school bus full of
kids by taking the wheel after the driver suffered a heart
attack. [Newser]

BAD DAY FOR:

SEE ALSO: Good day, bad day: January 18,
2012

Beating the super-bug
Researchers discover a type of bacteria off the Antarctic
coast that can resist nearly all antibiotics. [New Scientist]

Owning an iPad
A new study says using a tablet strains one's neck muscles
far more than using a laptop or desktop computer does.
[Los Angeles Times]

SEE ALSO: Unhelpful second helpings?

Escapist luxury
Reports spread that bed bugs have been discovered in New York
City's Ritz-Carlton. A room in the elite hotel runs anywhere
from $695 to $4,500 a night. [Huffington Post]

For more winners and losers see: Good day, bad day: January 25, 2012

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