Wikipedia By Melissa Patrick Kentucky Health News We live in a world where children are more likely to participate in organized sports and a...
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Showing posts with label youth. Show all posts
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Tuesday, May 16, 2017
child obesity
childhood obesity
children
children's health
Foundation for a Healthy Kentucky
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Foundation's $3 million program is helping seven counties become healthier in several ways, independent evaluation says
A initiative focused on children's health is helping the Foundation for a Healthy Kentucky change community policies and environments...
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Sunday, May 7, 2017
childhood obesity
children
children's health
education
nutrition
school lunch
USDA
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School lunch rules relaxed: USDA delays lower salt limit, allows 1% milk, lets states exempt schools from whole-grain rule
Lunch at school in Henderson ( The Gleaner photo) Schools won't have to cut salt until 2020, and can serve 1 percent fat milk instead o...
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Louisville schools, national school psychologists' group warn about Netflix miniseries on a fictional youth suicide
"A Netflix original miniseries that is getting a lot of attention throughout the country prompted Jefferson County Public Schools to s...
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Louisville schools and national school psychologists' group warn parents about Netflix series on a fictional youth suicide
"A Netflix original miniseries that is getting a lot of attention throughout the country prompted Jefferson County Public Schools to ...
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youth
Saturday, April 1, 2017
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drug abuse
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More health bills pass as legislative session ends; one would require doctor's OK to play student athletes after concussions
By Melissa Patrick Kentucky Health News Several more health-related legislation passed in the final two days of the General Assembly's s...
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More than half of Kentuckians have a gun in the house,15% are loaded and unlocked; among those with children, 12%
More than half of Kentucky adults have a firearm in the home and 15 percent of those guns are loaded and unlocked, according to a the latest...
High-school students' research finds smokers are more likely to want to quit smoking after seeing their carbon monoxide levels
Taryn Kerley and Becca Calvert, Barren County High School seniors Cigarette smokers who saw their carbon monoxide levels rise after they smo...
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