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Petition drive from parents asks UK Healthcare to release mortality rates for cardiothoracic surgeries on children
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9:57 AM
More than 250 people have signed a petition asking the University of Kentucky hospital "to make public the mortality rates for pediatri...
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Health coalition asks Nickelodeon to stop marketing sugary and fatty snacks to children
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10:12 AM
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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No-Hit zones in place in pediatric wards of Kosair and U of L children's hospitals
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11:52 AM
Health professionals and other employees at Kosair Children's Hospital and the University of Louisville pediatrics unit were given an ...
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Study finds kids get more fat and calories when they eat out
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9:05 AM
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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Use of pacifiers could lead to very sick babies, study finds
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8:59 AM
Oklahoma State University researchers report that they have found a wide range of disease-causing bacteria, fungus and mold on pacifiers th...
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