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11-18 Spicy snack foods sending children to the emergency room, experts claim. The manufacturers of Flamin' Hot Cheetos may jokingly tout their product as being “dangerously cheesy,” but some doctors argue that the slogan may not be an exaggeration. Pediatricians are warning parents of the dangers of extremely spicy snacks – such as Cheetos and other chips – claiming these foods are sending numerous children to the emergency room each year, Medical Daily reported. According to experts, eating too many spicy products can cause significant inflammation of the stomach lining, which can ultimately lead to severe abdominal pain. 11-19 A toxicology report may show Brittany Murphy died with high levels of metals found in rat poison. New evidence suggests that it's possible Brittany Murphy was poisoned. When Murphy died in 2009 at the age of 32, the tragedy rocked Hollywood. The actress known for her roles in Clueless and 8 Mile collapsed in her home after days of experiencing flu like symptoms. The Los Angeles County Coroner's office concluded Murphy's d**h was accidental, but preventable. Five months after her d**h, Murphy's husband, Simon Monjack, was also found dead. 11-20 Without a doubt, abortion is the pro-life concern. It's the main reason we have a pro-life movement. But believe it or not, many people don't know much about it. This section presents some of the basics. The numbers are staggering, the methods cruel and the history astonishing. Abortion simply must stop. 11-21 Victor Davis, Canada's flamboyant Olympic gold-medal swimmer, died Monday from injuries incurred Saturday in an accident that Montreal police still are trying to unravel. Davis, 25, was pronounced dead at 11 a.m. PST, said Jacques Charbonneau, a spokesman for Notre Dame Hospital in Montreal. Doctors gave Davis little chance of surviving after suffering a severe skull fracture, brain and spinal damage and multiple bruises from being hit by a car. 11-22 An identical twin whose plot to k** her sister made headlines around the world sobbed uncontrollably Friday as a judge sentenced her to 26 years to life in prison. Despite her emotional, last-minute protest of innocence, Jeen "Gina" Han, 24, dubbed "the evil twin," received the maximum sentence. "It is obvious Miss Han is a danger to society, particularly her own family," said Orange County Superior Court Judge Eileen C. Moore. "All of her family have been victims of her crimes."