American Medical Review Program, Hosted by Walter Cronkite Distributed to WorldNet, of Voice of America Television

Thursday, December 3, 2009

September 29, 2004 - WJMK recently announced the distribution of a health program, produced by the U.S. medical journal and hosted by former CBS Evening News, Walter Cronkite. The program provides information and scientific advice on the, dietary supplement, value and benefits of essential fatty acids (EFAs) in a healthy daily diet.

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The company was formed in April 1997 in San Diego,, dietary supplement, California and sells its extensive range of products through a network of distributors across the globe. WJMK is a provider program for WorldNet. WorldNet is designed for news and information,, dietary supplement, and although not shown within the United States, it is seen via 37 satellites reaching over 127 countries worldwide.