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Health and Fitness

Tips on how to raise a happy and healthy family.

Video: Making junk food healthier for kids

January 17, 2010 By PW Editorial Team

Nutritionist Joy Bauer shows TODAY’s Al Roker favorable alternatives to grilled cheese, chips and popcorn.

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Having a headache coming up with healthy recipes that your children will love? Then you must check out Menu Planning Central.

Filed Under: Health and Fitness, Parenting

Hospitalization: How To Help Your Child Go Through It Without A Fuss

December 3, 2009 By PW Editorial Team

When your child has to be hospitalized for some unavoidable reason, there are things that you can do to prepare him for this unwelcome experience.

Though this is no simple task (especially for young children), that doesn’t mean you can’t help the little ones have “a pleasant stay” in the hospital.

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Filed Under: Health and Fitness, Parenting

Many babies born this century may live to 100

October 12, 2009 By PW Editorial Team

LONDON – Most babies born in rich countries this century will eventually make it to their 100th birthday, new research says.

Danish experts say that since the 20th century, people in developed countries are living about three decades longer than in the past. Surprisingly, the trend shows little sign of slowing down.

In an article published Friday in the medical journal Lancet, the researchers write that the process of aging may be "modifiable."

Full story: Many babies born this century may live to 100
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Filed Under: Health and Fitness

Swine flu fears close more summer camps

July 14, 2009 By PW Editorial Team

The American Lung Association has advised its affiliated camps to close, including one in Colorado that was scheduled to begin next week. Champ Camp in Ward was a traditional sleep-away weeklong camp for boys and girls with asthma — no campfires allowed.

The decision came after four campers were hospitalized when they became sick at an affiliated camp in Julian, Calif., said Heather Grzelka, spokeswoman for the Washington-based Lung Association.

Grzelka said the association has about 50 affiliated camps nationwide, but that they are not run by her group and that she wasn't sure how many would close.

Full story: Swine flu fears close more summer camps

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Filed Under: Health and Fitness

Dealing With Persistent Cough in Children

February 24, 2009 By Abel Cheng

This has never happened to my children.

For some strange reason, just within a day, my toddler son K coughed continuously (also known as non-stop! It’s that bad that you wanted to hide your face from his flying sliver) yesterday. It even disrupted his daily nap.

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