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"Active" video games like Wii Fit won't boost kids' physical activity: Study

According to a new study, those "active" games such as Wii Sports won't actually make a kid more physically active.


5 Ways to Get Kids to Eat Healthy Foods

Have you been trying to get your kids to eat healthier? Parents today are inundated with advice about healthy eating. Is it any wonder we are unsure of what we should serve our families?


'Parent Training' May Help Kids With Autism Behave Better

Teaching mom, dad to manage problem behaviors can improve overall functioning, study shows


Autism signs detected in brain scans of infants

Brain scans of infants may predict high risk for autism, new research shows. While symptoms of an autism spectrum disorder usually appear before age three, they are typically not identified until after a child's first birthday.


Kids Fail Less When They Know Failure Is Part of Learning, Study Finds

Kids perform better in school if they know failure, and trying again, is part of the learning process, according to a new study published by the American Psychological Association.


Internet Addiction Linked to Drug Abuse

Published: 03/12/2012 by Karin Halperin ABC News in All Articles

Internet Addiction Linked to Drug Abuse

Parents already panicky about the amount of time their teenage children spend online may now have something new to worry about.


Arsenic found in infant formula, cereal bars

Is arsenic in your breakfast? A new study suggests that might just be what you - or your children - are having each morning.


Malnutrition affects 1 in 4 children worldwide, causes 2 million deaths

Malnutrition causes deaths of five children around the world per minute, according to a report released Wednesday. And almost half a billion children are at risk for permanent damage over the next 15 years, according to report.


Too many kids breathe others' smoke in cars: CDC

Texting while driving, speeding and back-seat hanky-panky aren't all that parents need to worry about when their kids are in cars: Add secondhand smoke to the list.


Boring playgrounds tied to sedentary kids, study shows

Without risk there's nothing to lose, right? When it comes to kids' playgrounds these days, that means there's no weight to lose, either.

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