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Ky., high in childhood obesity, fights it with better school meals, increased activity requirements and maybe help from Big Bird
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By Melissa Patrick Kentucky Health News Kentucky children are some of the nation's fattest. In 2011, the last year for which data are co...
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KET program to feature citizens who work in three programs to improve the health of Kentucky children
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1:14 PM
The next episode of KET 's "Health Three60" series will be a program that features citizens who have made a difference in the...
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Study says obese children (Kentucky's a leader in that) may have quadruple the risk of having high blood pressure as adults
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7:26 PM
By Molly Burchett Kentucky Health News A new study shows that being obese in childhood may quadruple the risk of having high blood pressure ...
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National Childhood Obesity Awareness Month: Policy changes underway in Ky. to lower its very high childhood obesity rate
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11:54 AM
September is National Childhood Obesity Awareness Month, and a number of policy changes are underway to combat the increasing trend of overw...
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Community-based solutions to childhood obesity show signs of progress elsewhere; will Kentucky pick up on them?
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By Molly Burchett Kentucky Health News For decades, researchers reported with alarm the increasing trend of overweight children in America, ...
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Kids' excessive salty snacks are linked to obesity, high blood pressure; new limits on school vending items may help
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2:58 PM
As new research shows that America's child-obesity epidemic is linked to eating too many salty snacks, new federal regulations could en...
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Summer lunch programs promote healthy eating habits for students, their families and the entire community
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Carol Greenwell, who runs the summer lunch program for Bardstown City Schools, hands Brennen Maddox a carton of fat-free milk after he picks...
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Parents should walk the walk, not just talk the talk, when it comes to healthy eating and exercise, study shows
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A new study highlights the influential role parents have in shaping their children's eating and exercise habits. Children of mothers who...
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W. Va. plans private-public model to provide school breakfast, improve child health, fight obesity; could this approach help Ky.?
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By Molly Burchett Kentucky Health News Breakfast has been said to be the most important meal of the day, and it can be important in fighting...
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New website for after-school programs promotes 'Drink Right, Move More and Snack Smart' to fight childhood obesity
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To combat the country's childhood obesity epidemic, ChildObesity180, a new initiative from Tufts University , has launched Healthy Kids ...
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To keep kids from getting fat, use smaller plates and portions, limit TV viewing and make sure they get 10 hours of sleep a night
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5:16 AM
Kentucky ranks high in child obesity. Parents can make sure their children maintain a healthy weight with three simple suggestions highlight...
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Childhood obesity is linked to more immediate health problems than doctors formerly realized
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12:39 PM
While a plethora of research on childhood obesity has linked it to long-term health problems, a new UCLA study focuses on the condition...
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Many Ky. parents don't realize children are overweight, or won't acknowledge it, but many report kids' poor health behavior
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By Al Cross Kentucky Health News Many Kentucky parents don't realize that their children are obese or overweight, or at least aren't...
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Children with TVs in their bedrooms are twice as likely to have extra fat, three times greater risk of heart disease and diabetes
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10:49 AM
Kids who have TVs in their bedrooms are twice as likely to be fat and nearly three times as likely to be at risk for heart disease and di...
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British researchers say a simple calculation can predict likelihood of a baby's chance of becoming obese during childhood
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If only we knew from the start which babies were predisposed to becoming diabetic and hypertensive and overweight . . . News out this week s...
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One S.C. county serves as incubator for state's efforts to battle weight problems, with some good results
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PE teacher Sharon Williams, right, leads morning exercises before classes start at Bells Elementary. (The State photo by Tim Dominick) With ...
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Health coalition asks Nickelodeon to stop marketing sugary and fatty snacks to children
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A coalition of health groups thinks maybe it's time to enlist SpongeBob in the childhood obesity fight. Earlier this week, the groups as...
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Kentucky parents' overall perception of Kentucky children's health doesn't match the statistics, foundation survey finds
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12:19 PM
Many Kentucky parents' perception of their children's health doesn't match statistics, suggesting that many health problems are ...
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Electric cooperatives' monthly magazine looks at the poor health of our state's children
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Courtney Cagle, 14, of Clinton learns how to cook healthy spaghetti in UK's Cooperative Extension nutrition program The November issue o...
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Study finds kids get more fat and calories when they eat out
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Nobody's surprised to hear what researchers have now quantified: When children eat out, they take in more calories and fat than they wou...
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