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In This Issue
October 2010 - Departments
- Up Front
- Readers reveal the best burgers
- Test your milk IQ
- How to help a child with ADHD
- Avoid aching while raking
- Mister Steamy wrinkle remover
- Drug recalls: Ignorance isn't bliss
- Windshield wiper care
- Small steps toward safer chicken
- Where to find lost loot
- Pledge Fabric Sweeper for Pet Hair
- Recalls & Safety Alerts
- CR Money
- Will you have enough to retire?
- CR Health
- Brittle bones: What to do
- Plus E-mailing doctors improves care
- Viewpoint
- Zombie debt never dies
- From our president
- X Prize marks the car
- Selling It
- Your Letters
- Ask Our Experts
- Browse issues
- Saving energy
What you can do, and what government should do, to increase efficiency. - Plus: Get the most out of tax credits and rebates.
- Lightbulbs
Top energy-saving lights and a first look at new LEDs. - Water heaters
Cutting your heating bill gets easier with new hybrid models. - Space heaters
Warm up a room for as little as $60.
Features
In our latest taste-off, store brands were often at least as good.
Find a policy that will pay when you need it most.
- Survive a heart attack
Recognize the warning signs.
Lab Tests 
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Blood-pressure monitors
The most accurate and convenient ones to use. -
- More Tests: A dehumidifier to avoid and Heavy metals.
Cars
What you need to know before buying an electric vehicle.
Plus: First looks at the Chevrolet Volt, Nissan Leaf, Tesla Roadster, and more.
Notable newcomers, from minicars to minivans.
Roadtests of the Buick LaCrosse and Regal and
Kia Forte Koup.
Face-off of the V6s: Ford Mustang vs. Chevrolet Camaro.
Plus: First looks at the Chevrolet Volt, Nissan Leaf, Tesla Roadster, and more.
Notable newcomers, from minicars to minivans.
Roadtests of the Buick LaCrosse and Regal and
Kia Forte Koup.
Face-off of the V6s: Ford Mustang vs. Chevrolet Camaro.
Consumer Reports October 2010 provides recommendations, expert buying advice, and Ratings on hundreds of consumer products. Consumer Reports is one of the most trusted sources for information and advice on consumer products and services, with more than 7 million
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