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7.4.10 At 13th Fattest in U.S., Texas Adults Outweighed by their Children, who Rank 7th  (Austin American-Statesman)

7.3.10 Parents' Perspectives on Health Care for Adolescents (The National Alliance to Advance Adolescent Health)

7.1.10 Most Texas School Kids Failing in Fitness (Houston Chronicle)

7.1.10 HHS Launches New Consumer-Focused Health Care Website Healthcare.gov (U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services)

6.28.10 Children Get Diabetes Education (East Texas Review)

6.27.10 Study: Health Conscious Changes at School Help (Houston Chronicle)

6.24.10 What States and the Economy Lost when Senate Failed to Pass the Jobs Bill – Texas Lost $858 Million for Medicaid (Center on Budget and Policy Priorities)

6.21.10 Cartoon Characters Sell Kids on Unhealthy Foods (HealthDay)

6.17.10 The Childhood Obesity Epidemic: Threats and Opportunities (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention)

6.13.10 Rural Physicians Still Hard to Come By (Lubbock Avalanche-Journal)

6.15.10 UTMB Study: Dialogue Crucial to Preventing Obesity in Babies (Houston Chronicle)

6.7.10 Regular, Earlier Bedtimes Called ‘Most Consistent Predictor of Positive Development Outcomes at age 4' (All Headline News)

6.5.10 Study Examines Child Mortality Worldwide; U.S. Ranked 42^nd (The Journal Lancet)

6.3.10 Child Obesity? Houston Leads the Nation, but It Leading the Solution, Too (Houston Chronicle editorial)

6.3.10 The Struggle to Feed More Children, More Healthily (The Economist)

6.3.10 P.E. Classes Still Aren't Top Priority, Report Says (CNN health blog)

6.2.10 What the New Health Law Means for You (Kaiser Health News)

5.25.10 Nurse-Family Partnership Deserves Investment (Dallas Morning News editorial)

5.18.10 The Battle Over Taxing Soda (New York Times) 

5.17.10 Food Companies Say They Will Remove 1.5 Trillion Calories (The Associated Press)

5.13.10 New Studies: NFP Associated with Reduced Government Spending, Increased Academic Achievement, and Reduced Childhood Alcohol and Drug Use(Any Baby Can)