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• Lead Risk Lurks in Spice Rack
• Limiting TV Time Makes Kids Active
• Look Out! Computers Have Unseen Risks
• Low Serotonin Levels May Be Key to SIDS
• Low Vitamin D Hurts Teenagers’ Hearts
• Low Vitamin D in Newborns Linked to Wheezing
• Low-Fructose Diet May Ease Kids’ Abdominal Pain
• Low-Sugar Cereals Help Kids Eat Healthier
• Many Car Seat Injuries Occur Outside the Car
• Many Youngsters Get Alcohol From Family Members
• Math + Chewing Gum = Better Grades?
• Measles, mumps, ruebella and autism
• Metformin May Help Obese Teens Lose Weight
• Michelle Obama's Plan to End Childhood Obesity Epidemic
• Mixed Report on Well-being of U.S. Kids
• MMR Doctor ‘Planned to Make Millions,’ Journal Claims
• MMR/Autism Doctor Acted 'Dishonestly,' 'Irresponsibly'
• More Fruit and Veggies Now, Better Arteries Later
• More Kids on Blood Pressure, Diabetes Drugs
• More Seat Belt Use, Fewer Car Crash Injuries
• Most Babies Sleep Through Night at 3 Months
• Most Parents Confident About Vaccine Safety
• Most Young Kids Don’t Get Enough Exercise
• Movies Butter Up to Kids Via Junk Food
• MRI Scans May Help Evaluate Asperger’s Syndrome
• MRI Scans May Help Test for Autism
• Mumps Outbreak Hits New York, New Jersey
• Natural Treatment for RSV Infection?
• Nearly 1 in 3 Overweight Teens in Denial
• Neck Size Can Screen Kids for Obesity
• New Advice for Fighting Fever in Children
• New Child Product Safety Law Starts
• New Clues on Genes That Affect Height
• New Guidelines for Children’s Car Seats
• New Guidelines on Kids' Drowning Prevention
• New Insight on Benefits of Breastfeeding
• New Rankings for Children's Hospitals
• New Rules Call for Healthier School Lunches
• New Treatment Effective in Killing Lice
• No Siblings? Your Social Skills Are Just Fine
• Not All Parents Put Babies to Sleep on Back
• Obama Signs Kids' Health Insurance Bill
• Obese Children Twice as Likely to Die Young?
• Obese Kids Have Markers of Heart Disease
• Obese Kids Often Bullied
• Obese, Lean Kids Break Down Drugs Differently
• Obesity Falling in Some Kids, but Not All
• Obesity Gene Trumped by Healthy Diet
• Obesity Holds Steady for Poor Preschoolers
• Obesity in Kids Rises Around the World

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