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Round-Up of Children's Health News - Friday, March 05, 2010

For the latest news visit our Child and Maternal Health Policy Page  and our blog.

 

2.11.10 Teen Pregnancy Falsehoods (Dallas Morning News)

2.9.10 First Lady Launches Campaign Against Child Obesity (Multiple Sources)

2.8.10 Family Dinners, Sleep, and TV Limits Can Reduce Risk of Child Obesity (LiveScience)

2.7.10 Improving Our Children's Health Starts where They Learn and Play (Huffington Post)

2.5.10 BPA is Suspect in Infant Asthma (Galveston Daily News)

2.4.10 Number of Cases of Autism in Area is Up (Abilene Reporter News)

2.2.10 Medical Journal Retracts Study Linking Autism to Vaccine (CNN)

2.1.10 Success Seen with Experimental Abstinence Program (Associated Press)

1.29.10 US Health Clinics Bearing Increasingly Heavy Load (Dallas Morning News)

1.26.10 Rise in Teen Pregnancy Rate Spurs New Debate on Arresting It (Washington Post)

1.25.10 CPPP Urges Administration and Congress to Move Forward on National Health Reform (Center for Public Policy Priorities)

1.25.10 Play, Then Eat: Shift May Bring Gains at School (New York Times)

1.21.10 Study Finds U.S. Birth Weights Inch Down a Bit (Associated Press)

1.21.10 1 in 5 Youths Has Risk Factor for Heart Disease, CDC Says (Austin American-Statesman)

1.21.10 80 Percent of Kids Lack Second Dose of H1N1 Vaccine, State Says (Austin American-Statesman)

1.19.10 First Lady Drafts Mayors in Youth Obesity Battle (Chicago Tribune)

1.18.10 Research Finds Link between Air Pollution, School Absences in Texas (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)

1.16.10 Survey Reveals Top Health Concerns for Children in North Texas (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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