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• Study: Psoriasis in Kids Linked to Obesity, Heart Risks
• TV, Texting Interfering With Parent-Child Talks?
• Developmental Disabilities on the Rise in U.S.
• FDA Panel: Correct Acetaminophen Dose Depends on Kids' Weight
• Most Parents Confident About Vaccine Safety
• Most Young Kids Don’t Get Enough Exercise
• Study: Kids of Lesbian Parents Are Well-Adjusted
• High Levels of Flame Retardants in U.S. Kids
• Kids Like Cartoon-Branded Snacks Better
• TV Before Age 2 Won’t Boost Baby’s Brain
• Too Much TV Puts Tots at Risk
• Earlier Bedtimes May Fight Teen Depression
• New Child Product Safety Law Starts
• Teen Drug Use Survey Is 'Warning Sign'
• Inhalant Abuse Down But Still Snaring Young Kids
• Survey Reveals Rx Drug Abuse by Teens
• Teenage Girls Increasingly at Risk for Drugs
• Fourth of July Doubles ER Visits by Underage Drinkers
• Teen Pot Smoking Won't Lead to Other Drugs as Adults
• Family Dinners Reduce Teen Drug Use
• Docs Call for Ban on Tobacco Ads
• Teens Lie About Drug Abuse
• Bullying, Harassment of Gay/Lesbian Teens: Expert Q&A
• Higher Blood Pressure in Kids Whose Parents Smoke
• Small Weight Changes Affect Kids’ Blood Pressure
• High Blood Pressure May Be Problem for Kids, Too
• High Blood Pressure Risk Looms for Teen Boys
• Screen Time Boosts Kids' Blood Pressure
• Breastfeeding Cuts Moms' Heart Risk
• More Kids on Blood Pressure, Diabetes Drugs
• Too Much TV May Raise Kids’ Future Heart Risk
• More Fruit and Veggies Now, Better Arteries Later
• Children's Belly Fat Affects Heart Risk
• Obese Kids Have Markers of Heart Disease
• Child's Waist Size Indicates Future Health Risks
• High School Athletes Hit Hard by the Heat
• Study Suggests Screening Kids for Cholesterol
• Pill Kills Hard-to-Treat Head Lice
• Heart Disease Warning Signs Seen in 3-Year-Olds
• Kids Have Strokes More Often Than Thought
• 7 in 10 U.S. Kids Have Low Vitamin D
• New Rankings for Children's Hospitals
• Low Vitamin D Hurts Teenagers’ Hearts
• High Cholesterol Linked to Cookware Chemicals
• Study Identifies Risks for Video Game Addiction
• Optimism May Protect Teens Against Depression
• Obesity Is Biggest Health Problem for Kids
• Mixed Report on Well-being of U.S. Kids
• Is Your Child Addicted to Video Games?
• Study: Mixed Results in Teen Drug Use

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