This is the time of year when so much focus is on preparing for a new school year. But teaching kids goes far beyond getting them ready for classes.
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Nutrition and Exercise
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Our Children Will Rebel Against DiabetesOnce referred to as adult-onset diabetes, Type 2 diabetes is now being diagnosed in children as young as 5. I don't think this trend will continue. -
Studies Give Insight Into Healthy Activity LevelIf you’re a parent, you’re probably getting focused on getting your children ready for school. New research was published to make sure that your kids prosper physically as well as academically. -
Teaching Kids to Eat Healthy Using GamesA recent study found that children who played a health game were significantly more likely to select and eat healthier foods than kids who played a game without healthy-stimuli. -
A Genetic Cause of Childhood ObesityAlthough it is rare, Prader Willi Syndrome is the most common genetic cause of potentially life-threatening childhood obesity, characterized by an insatiable hunger and a low metabolism. -
Get Ready for a Healthy and Nutritious School YearSchool lunch programs are trying to meet new guidelines that require more servings of fruits, vegetables and whole grains, while staying on budget and pleasing kid’s and teen’s palate preferences. -
New Analysis Looks at Obesity Levels By StateLet’s do a little interdisciplinary instruction to see which states made the grade as far as obesity is considered.
Back to School
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Managing Homework AnxietyIt is not a word any child wants to hear, “homework.” After being in school all day, the prospect of spending time at home doing more work brings dread to many. -
How to Explain Migraine to ChildrenThere are things people with Migraines need to know so we can take good care of ourselves. -
Tips for Boosting Memory in Children with ADHDChildren with ADHD frequently have trouble with working memory, an executive functioning skill that keeps information in their minds. -
Differences Between Section 504 and IDEAThere are two separate laws that protect the rights of children with disabilities in school: the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act and Section 504 of the Americans with Disabilities Act. -
When Your Child Needs Classroom AccommodationsChildren with Asperger's syndrome or autism may benefit from accommodations and modifications in school, even if the student has above-average intelligence. -
3 Spine Care Tips for ChildrenThe earlier a person learns how to take care of the low back, the neck and everything in between, the more likely problems can be avoided. -
Sex Education in Schools: What Parents Need to KnowWhat is taught in sex education (if it is required to be taught) is mandated by each state. Do you know what your child’s school is teaching about sex and sexual relationships? -
Test Taking Tips for Students with ADHD, Parents and TeachersFor children with ADHD, just the thought of taking a test can create fear and worry. -
Bullying and Juvenile ArthritisIn those days before bullying had a name, my mother instinctively knew what to do. -
Back to School Tips for Strong BonesIt’s important to give your body the right type of nourishment to produce strong healthy bones that will hopefully prevent future bone loss when you are older.
In Case You Missed It...
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Healthy Back to School TipsLugging around textbooks, a laptop, and multiple binders in overloaded backpacks can be harmful for your kids. Heavy backpacks can compress shoulders, spine, and lower back. -
Sexual Health in CollegeWhile many students may believe that they are knowledgeable about sexually transmitted diseases, pregnancy and birth control methods, a recent survey indicates quite the opposite. -
Back to School: Skin Care Items to Bring to CollegePacking for college is a daunting experience. Here are a list of skin care items to help plan what is needed to pack for college. -
Talking to Kids About DementiaI'll never forget the look on my kids' faces when they first talked to their grandfather - my dad - after his brain surgery that left him in a state of extreme dementia -
Dear Sister: A Message to Teenage ReadersI feel comfortable calling you sister, because all of us women – young, old, or in-between, all over the world – are sisters, bound by genetics and our female souls. -
Nutrition for KidsHey kids! You want to know: What's to eat? When are we going to eat? Can I eat this? These questions are asked millions of parents every day. -
Back to School with HealthCentralInformation to help you and your family have a safe, healthy, and easier transition going back to school.
Educating Young People
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Breast Cancer Education: Jill Biden's InitiativePrior to her husband’s taking office at the White House 3 ½ years ago, however, Biden was more known for one of the country’s first formal breast health education programs aimed at high school women.
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