Is the produce drawer of your refrigerator full of more chemicals than a high school chemistry lab? Some say yes, but Dan Corsaro of Indianapolis Fruit Co. defends his product and says no. "As a country, the United States has the safest food supply of any country in the world," says Corsaro, the executive vice president of sales and marketing of Indianapolis Fruit distributors. "I've been eati

KIDS SPEAK: In a roundtable, kids express their thoughts and feelings about a given topic. It is an expression of opinion, based on the experiences of each participant. Most kids living in the '90s think they know what healthy foods are. And most kids think they know what the five food groups are. But when we talked with six Children's Express members recently, we realized that they didn't ne

"When I was younger with my friends, we'd drink a lot of Cokes so we could stay up all night," said Tony Sahm, 14. For many kids, caffeine is a common way to help stay awake. However, many doctors report that caffeine can cause headaches or nausea. It is less known that caffeine uses the same mechanisms as amphetamine, or speed, to stimulate the brain and can be addictive. Because caffeine is a wi