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Early exposure to tobacco tied to developing diabetes, study indicates

Health News // 1 month ago

Early exposure to tobacco tied to developing diabetes, study indicates

Exposure to tobacco smoke in the womb or picking up the cigarette habit in childhood or adolescence greatly increases the risk of developing type 2 diabetes in adulthood, a new study finds.

Study: Daily emails on smoking danger encourages people to quit

Health News // 3 years ago

Study: Daily emails on smoking danger encourages people to quit

Smokers who see regular messages about chemicals in tobacco and related health risks, along with graphic images of the effects of smoking and information on quitting, are more likely to stop the habit, a new study says.

Mandy Moore pays tribute to ex DJ AM: 'Miss you every day'

Entertainment News // 4 years ago

Mandy Moore pays tribute to ex DJ AM: 'Miss you every day'

Mandy Moore remembered her late ex-boyfriend DJ AM, real name Michael Adam Goldstein, with a tribute post on Instagram.

Mandy Moore honors late ex DJ AM: 'I miss you every day'

Entertainment News // 5 years ago

Mandy Moore honors late ex DJ AM: 'I miss you every day'

"This is Us" star Mandy Moore paid tribute to Michael Adam Goldstein, aka DJ AM, on the ninth anniversary of his death.

Flavored tobacco products attract young people who find them less unhealthy

Health News // 7 years ago

Flavored tobacco products attract young people who find them less unhealthy

Flavored tobacco products attract young people who also consider them less harmful, researchers say.

Music // 1 decade ago

DJ AM's sister Lara Long dead at 40

DJ AM's older sister, Lara Long, has died following a four-month battle with colon cancer, a family representative said. She was 40.

Movies // 1 decade ago

DJ AM has 'Iron Man 2' cameo

Adam Goldstein, the late celebrity disc jockey known professionally as DJ AM, has a cameo in "Iron Man 2," the Hollywood film's director said.

Music // 1 decade ago

Lawsuit: DJ AM overdose linked to crash

The mother of DJ AM alleges in a Los Angeles lawsuit against Learjet that her disc jockey son's overdose death was directly linked to a 2008 crash he survived.

Entertainment News // 1 decade ago

ME says DJ AM's death was accidental

The New York Medical Examiner's office says the death of celebrity disc jockey Adam Goldstein last month has been declared an accidental drug overdose.

Entertainment News // 1 decade ago

DJ AM buried in Los Angeles

Adam Goldstein, the late celebrity disc jockey known as DJ AM, has been buried at a Los Angeles cemetery following a private funeral service.

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My deepest condolences for DJ AM, you were a great artist and will be severely missed. My thoughts and prayers to his family and friends
Stars grieve for DJ AM via Twitter Aug 28, 2009

The problem was pretending that this was a violation of student code of conduct. If speech is a violation of the code then the code of conduct is unconstitutional
No penalty for student newspaper prank May 27, 2010

Adam Michael Goldstein (March 30, 1973 – August 28, 2009) was an American DJ, remixer, record producer and musician better known as DJ AM. Goldstein was a member of the rock band Crazy Town, co-owner of a management company called Deckstar and worked on albums for Papa Roach, Madonna and Will Smith, among others. He was a frequent collaborator with Travis Barker of Blink-182 and appeared on several television series.

On August 28, 2009, Goldstein died of a drug overdose.

Goldstein was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania to a Jewish family. As a child, he was verbally abused by his father, which Goldstein called "unbelievably cruel." His father abused drugs and alcohol and was sent to jail for committing bank fraud and later died due to complications from AIDS. Goldstein attended the elite Quaker school Friends' Central. Goldstein began taking drugs, so his mother placed him in a treatment center that specialized in “tough love".

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