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Gov't to urge food companies to limit ads for kids

Commercials promoting sugary breakfast cereals could be put on a strict diet under government guidelines urging food companies to limit marketing of unhealthy products to children....

 

Couch-potato kids could be risking their hearts

Young children who spend too much time watching TV or playing computer games have narrower eye arteries than kids who are more physically active, ...

 

Pesticide exposure in womb linked to low IQ

Pesticide exposure in womb linked to low IQ

Three independent studies released today tracked 400 children. Those who were most heavily exposed to pesticides in utero showed up to a 7-point ...

 

Johnson & Johnson to Reorganize Troubled Tylenol Unit

Johnson & Johnson is revamping the troubled unit that makes Tylenol and giving it new leadership in an effort to fix quality problems that have prompted multiple recalls, according to people familiar with the matter.

 

11-year-old girl gang raped in Moreno Valley park, police say; 6 arrested, 1 sought

Moreno Valley police were looking Monday for a 19-year-old man suspected of taking part in what authorities said was the gang rape of an 11-year-old girl.

 

Nickelodeon launches anti-bullying campaign

The popular children's television network Nickelodeon is the latest voice to raise awareness of digital bullying....

 

Gathering Firewood, 9 Afghan Boys Killed by NATO Helicopters

Gathering Firewood, 9 Afghan Boys Killed by NATO Helicopters

The attack on the boys amounted to one of the worst cases of mistaken killings of children by foreign-led forces in the Afghanistan war.

 

Google in Privacy Trouble Again For Collecting Kids' Digits

Google draws privacy ire for collecting children's social security numbers in an art contest.

 

Report: Energy drinks can be dangerous for teens

Report: Energy drinks can be dangerous for teens

Energy drinks are under-studied, overused and can be dangerous for children and teens, warns a report by doctors who say kids shouldn't use the popular products.

 

Kids who get recommended sleep least likely to be obese

Kids who get recommended sleep least likely to be obese

A study of more than 300 children, ages 4-10, in a medical journal finds that as shut-eye drops, BMI goes up.

 

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