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Where does all that food go when you overeat and get fat? Some of it piles up in the liver, causing fatty liver.
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Lauren Glassberg reports on a unique program
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Dr. Sapna Parikh reports from Long Beach Island.
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Art Mcfarland has more on the new campaign.
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Kemberly Richardson has more
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We've all heard about how important it is to control our good and bad cholesterol, HDL and LDL. But there's another fat in the blood called triglycerides which may predict which young people are most at risk for life-threatening disease.
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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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