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An American coalition of parents, educators and health experts is urging the Hebrew University of Jerusalem to withdraw its permission for the Walt Disney Company to use Albert Einstein's name in its Baby Einstein series of children's videos. Disney's...
Tags: Baby Einstein, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Albert Einstein, Walt Disney Company, American Academy of Pediatrics, Dr. Allen Kanner, Israel, Tel Aviv, Surnames, Pantheists, Einstein, Corbis, Einstein family, Ashkenazi Jews, Education
Ariz. (AP) — A local pediatrician's office is promoting reading as part of its primary care for children. Pediatrics, Adolescents and Family Care, a practice owned by Dr. Dean Ettinger, is launching Reach Out and Read, a reading program that was started...
Tags: Dr. James Smith, read program, Sierra Vista, Pediatrics, Literacy, Reading, Reach Out and Read, American Academy of Pediatrics, Social Issues, Health Medical Pharma
There is a new article out by the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), warning parents that worrying about all that candy on Halloween may be missing the mark. While of course we all worry about candy that has been tampered with, not to mention the...
Tags: Halloween safety, American Academy of Pediatrics, AAP, safety, children
Pop star Beyonce Knowles has postponed her widely anticipated Malaysian leg of her tour scheduled for Sunday, Oct 25, to a date that will be announced soon. Organisers Marctensia Sdn Bhd said that the official postponement statement by Beyonce�s Artiste...
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Following the lead of the American Academy of Pediatrics, France's broadcast authority last year banned French channels from airing programmes aimed at children under three. The High Audiovisual Council took the bold step to shield children from the developmental...
Tags: TV, television, ADHD, obesity, CBBC, Disney, High Audiovisual Council, American Academy of Pediatrics
Fewer than 1 percent of American teens are likely to need cholesterol drugs, says a new study that offers some reassuring news on the childhood obesity front. Last year, the American Academy of Pediatrics issued eyebrow-raising new guidelines: Doctors...
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To reduce rates of the bone-softening disease rickets and improve long-term bone health, the American Academy of Pediatrics is doubling its recommendation of vitamin D for babies, children and adolescents, according to a new clinical report out today.
Probably fewer than 1% of American children have a genetic predisposition to extremely high levels of cholesterol, a condition called hypercholesterolemia. Their childhood blood levels can soar to 500 mg/dL of total cholesterol, putting them at risk of...
Some children as young as two should be screened for high cholesterol, high blood pressure and other heart disease risks, according to new guidelines from the American Academy of Pediatrics. The new policy statement issued on Monday recommends cholesterol...
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For the first time, an influential doctors' group is recommending that some children as young as 8 be given cholesterol-fighting drugs to ward off future heart problems. It is the strongest guidance ever given on this issue by the American Academy of...
Tags: cholesterol screening, overweight children, American Academy of Pediatrics