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Most kids' meals served at restaurant chains still not meeting nutrition standards.
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Kiefer Wilson and Dan Arriaza are winners of the protect me with 3 video contest funded by the New Jersey Department of Health. The goal is to encourage 3 vaccines recommended for adolescents.
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Ovarian cancer screening does more harm than good, according to the United States Services Preventive Task Force.
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Kids often share more than just their lunches during the school day. They're also typically passing germs, but there are some things they can do to decrease the risk.
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Students carrying heavy backpacks continue to be a problem, injuring more kids than ever before.
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New recommendations say every child who snores should be evaluated for sleep apnea.
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Ken Rosato reports on the nationwide campaign to prevent kids from dying of heat strokes when left in hot cars.
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Dr. Sapna Parikh reports on how loud, persistent snoring are potential warning signs of medical problems in toddlers.
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ABC's Dr. Besser discusses how the incident can be traumatic for kids and how parents can approach the matter.
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Dr. Sapna Parikh reports on how parents can approach children's questions about the tragic incident.
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Dr. Sapna Parikh reports on how baby monitors can easily turn into a hazard.
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Dr. Sapna Parikh reports on how a pet can be a child's best medicine.
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Dr. Sapna Parikh explains warnings signs that parents need to know
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It may not be obvious unless kids snore at night, but the risks of mouth breathing go beyond the noise.
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The winner of the 2012 New York City Half-Marathon finished in under an hour.
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The two Staten Island women will be raising research money for a rare genetic disorder.
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A new study today is calling for changes in home building and home safety. The reasons? More children are getting hurt.
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If you spend time at the playground, you see that children have many ways of getting their point across.
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Rotavirus strikes kids under five. It's the most common cause of stomach flu.
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A new study challenges a widespread belief that children who have sleep troubles early on tend to outgrow them.
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The parents of a 3-year-old New Jersey girl say she's being denied a kidney transplant because of her mental disabilities.
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Child advocates have stepped up their efforts to understand how to protect children from sex abuse.
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A recommendation by a federal panel could mean hundreds of thousands of more children are diagnosed with lead poisoning.
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Spending more time in the classroom, and less time outside, may be the wrong choice when it comes to getting better grades.
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In medical headlines, how children's physical activities could impact learning, a hormone linked to dementia in women and, the status of ADHD drugs for children.
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Every year, 475,000 children under age 14 suffer traumatic brain injuries.
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Toni Yates reports on the patients' holiday escape from the hospital.
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A new study says offering rewards for eating vegetables may change your child's taste them.
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Dr. Jay Adlersberg reports on kids who have arthritis
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Many people think of arthritis as a problem that affects us as we age, but the painful condition can also develop in children.
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Dr. Jay Adlersberg reports on coffee and cancer, new pump for diabetic kids, and findings about smart kids and birth order
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University of Alberta researchers found few side effects of acupuncture in children.
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Dr. Sapna Parikh reports
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Teaching kids about chemo and why their classmates may lose their hair is the goal of the American Cancer Society's new book.
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Researchers say infants who grow extra fast are more likely to become obese.
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It could be blinding your child years before you realize it. Amblyopia, or lazy eye, happens when the brain ignores one eye, causing its vision to fade away.
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Doctors say now is the best time to take steps to protect your children, especially if your child has asthma.
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C.J. Senter, 10, is a pint sized fitness guru whose videos promise to make kids into mini gladiators like him.
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Flu shots may keep more children out of the emergency room.
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The tooth brush was enough to convince 2 year old Dyondra McClear to stay in the dentist chair.
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It's what any expectant mom and dad want most -- a healthy, normal baby.
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T.J. Winick reports
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There's a possible link between race and food allergies in children.
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There's some advice for determining when your child has outgrown their daily nap.
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