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Free drug samples may not be a great deal (USA Today)
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Free samples of prescription drugs may carry hidden costs for children and teens, researchers report today.
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Free drug samples may not be a great deal (Tucson Citizen)
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Free samples of prescription drugs may carry hidden costs for children and teens, researchers report Monday.
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Study: Kids' eating habits get worse at 14 (UPI)
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SYDNEY, Oct. 4 (UPI) -- The eating and exercise habits of Australian children and teens take a sharp turn for the worse at age 14, a study found.
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VTA ridership continues climb (The Milpitas Post)
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The Valley Transportation Authority continues to see a rise in ridership this year, with strong increases in bus boardings. Ridership during the summer typically dips due to children and teens being out of school and people on vacation.
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Behavioral Management Plans Help Kids Lose Weight (HealthDay via Yahoo! News)
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FRIDAY, Oct. 3 (HealthDay News) -- Behavioral management weight loss programs can help obese school-age children and teens lose weight or prevent further weight gain, according to a new report.
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Controversial author a hit with local teens (The Champaign News-Gazette)
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URBANA – Some of Chris Crutcher's books have bad words in them. Awful stuff may happen to children and teens – abuse, bullying, racial discrimination. In some places, some of his dozen books have been banned. But on Friday, in the midst of Banned Books Week, Urbana Middle School did quite the opposite. As part of the Youth Literature Festival – sponsored by the University of Illinois ...
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Behavioral Management Plans Help Kids Lose Weight (ABC 7 El Paso)
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FRIDAY, Oct. 3 (HealthDay News) -- Behavioral management weight loss programs can help obese school-age children and teens lose weight or prevent further weight gain, according to a...
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'Drums Alive' for special needs kids (South Bend Tribune)
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SOUTH BEND -- The Children's Dispensary will offer a "Drums Alive" program to benefit children and teens with special needs Nov. 1 and 8 and Dec. 6 and 12 in Regina Hall, Saint Mary's College.
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Obesity affects 1 in 5 children of DoD employees (Fort Leavenworth Lamp)
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FORT LEE, Va. - Nearly 20 percent of children and teens in families of Department of Defense employees are considered obese. Across the nation, the numbers are even more severe as one child in three is overweight.
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Doctors group giving free bicycle helmets to kids (Houston Chronicle)
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Beginning Saturday in Huntsville, the Texas Medical Association and associated sponsors will distribute hundreds of free helmets to children and teens in the Houston area as part of its Hard Hats for Little Heads Program.
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Health Highlights: Oct. 6, 2008 (HealthDay via Yahoo! News)
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Here are some of the latest health and medical news developments, compiled by editors of HealthDay:
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Obama Backs Health Care For America Now (CBS News)
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Sen. Barack Obama (D-Ill.) has signed on to the progressive Health Care for America Now campaign’s principles – a move that bolsters the clout of the nascent organization and could provide him with artillery support as he starts to pound the health-care issue on the presidential campaign trail. With the $700-billion economic recovery bill now law, Obama has turned his sights on health care. ...
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Third runway will 'damage health' (BBC News)
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A third runway at Heathrow would be "very detrimental" to Londoners' health, the new head of the Environment Agency says.
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Third runway will 'damage health' (BBC News)
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A third runway at Heathrow Airport would be "very detrimental" to Londoners' health, the new head of the Environment Agency says.
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Summa pushes for health-care reform (Akron Beacon Journal)
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Summa President and Chief Executive Thomas J. Strauss unveiled a plan for health-care reform called ''Nine for '09'' during the Summit Health Policy Summit this morning at the Akron-Summit County Public Library in downtown Akron.
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Implementation of breast health guidelines for developing countries published (EurekAlert!)
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( Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center ) A special supplement of the Oct. 15 journal Cancer for the first time details guidelines for low- and middle-income countries to implement breast cancer programs to detect and treat the most common disease among women worldwide."Guidelines for International Breast Health and Cancer Control - Implementation" developed by the Breast Health Global ...
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NH recognizes national child health day (Boston Globe)
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New Hampshire public health officials are drawing attention to a serious health issue: obese and overweight children.
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Privatizing Canada's health care is not the answer: Lessons from the United States (EurekAlert!)
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Investing in Canada's public health system is the best way to improve it, rather than privatization, writes Dr. Marcia Angell, a senior lecturer at Harvard Medical School and former editor-in-chief of the New England Journal of Medicine.
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Glouco to hold women’s health summit (The Philadelphia Inquirer)
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Gloucester County women seeking health advice will have the opportunity to learn about everything from self-defense to buying cheap and healthy groceries later this month.
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Mental health treatment boosted in economic bill (Atlanta Journal-Constitution)
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Talk about going out with a win. Sen. Pete Domenici, R-N.M., has spent years fighting for legislation that would require insurance plans to treat mental health patients on par with those who have physical ailments. No more higher copays or deductibles for the mental health treatments. No more limits on visits to the doctor that differ from the caps for other patients. Domenici, after six terms, ...
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