How to fight childhood obesity in 3 steps

Worried about your child’s weight? You can do more than just nag him or her about eating too much junk food. Implementing three healthy family habits–eating dinner together, making sure they get enough sleep, and limiting TV–may help.
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Jackson doc charged with manslaughter

Michael Jackson’s doctor was charged Monday with involuntary manslaghter in connection with the pop star’s June 25 death at age 50.
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Michelle Obama’s war on childhood obesity

The convenience store near my house is where I first became aware of the problem.
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Mediterranean diet may help prevent dementia, study says

Eating a diet rich in healthy fats and limiting dairy and meat could do more than keep your heart healthier. It could also help keep you thinking clearly.
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Health care meeting to be televised Feb. 25

President Obama’s bipartisan meeting on health care reform planned for February 25 will be broadcast live, a senior administration official said Monday.
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Study: Older moms’ kids have higher autism risk

A 10-year study examining 4.9 million births in the 1990s has found more evidence that there’s a link between autism and the mother’s age at conception.
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In sickness and in health, couple’s love endures

The 30 years that Tom and Vera Forkner have loved each other have been up and down, smooth and rocky, but a chronic illness presented a new challenge.
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Obama, Hill leaders set date for health talks

President Obama and a bipartisan group of leaders from the Senate and the House will meet February 25 for specific talks aimed at a compromise on health care legislation, a White House official told CNN on Sunday.
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H1N1 flu continues to kill, CDC warns

Federal health officials urged Friday that more Americans get vaccinated against the H1N1 flu virus, sometimes referred to as swine flu, which continues to kill.
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Ex-NFL players feel concussions’ long-lasting damage

George Visger is one of several ex-NFL athletes struggling with memory loss, depression and sudden, frightening bouts of rage. Experts believe the reason for the brain damage is concussion.
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