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January 08, 2013

One in Five High School Girls Report Binge Drinking

A new CDC report shows binge drinking is a problem for roughly one of every five girls in high school.  Read Full Post >

August 18, 2012

Poverty Matters: The Obesity Epidemic

"Compared to more affluent children, Wen says, kids on Medicaid may be less likely to live in neighborhoods where they can play and exercise safely outdoors, and their caretakers are less likely to have access to supermarkets selling fresh, healthy foods" (CNN). About ten years ago I began teaching...  Read Full Post >

May 17, 2012

Healthy Lifestyles and Longevity Linked to Higher Ed

New study from the CDC links higher education to healthier lifestyles and longevity.  Read Full Post >

April 10, 2012

CDC: Teen Birthrates at Historic Low

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's National Center for Health Statistics has released a data brief highlighting trends in teenage birth rates. Using data from the 2010 Census and birth data, the researchers determined more-accurate birthrates for the 2001-2010 (rates calculated before had used the 2000 Census as a baseline).  Read Full Post >

February 22, 2012

Publication Gives Schools 'How To' Ideas for Involving Parents in School Health

The goal of a new government publication is to help schools enlist parents in promoting and sustaining health in their children.  Read Full Post >

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