![\"A](\"https:\/\/d.medicaldaily.com\/en\/full\/303010\/documentary-i-am-eleven-explores-world-through-childs-eyes.png?w=466&h=311&f=1c1a03a71400781d7cf8f97696cb29fa\")
<\/a><\/figure>'I Am Eleven' Documentary Explores The World Through Children's Eyes<\/a><\/h3>A new documentary takes a close look at what it's like to be 11 years old, through the eyes of the children.<\/summary><\/li>![\"It's](\"https:\/\/d.medicaldaily.com\/en\/full\/302376\/air-pollution.jpg?w=466&h=311&f=28bf0b1724b879fe80dd551589df11f6\")
<\/a><\/figure>Air Pollution Invades Kids' Brain Barriers, May Cause Neurological Diseases<\/a><\/h3>It's no secret air pollution is dangerous, but a new study finds that it's affecting young kids, causing their immune systems to turn on their brains.<\/summary><\/li>![\"Facebook](\"https:\/\/d.medicaldaily.com\/en\/full\/302290\/hudson-azera-bond.jpg?w=466&h=311&f=671e497041a93328da6aaaebfb5a2c85\")
<\/a><\/figure>Facebook Tells Dad Raising Money For Infant Son's Heart Transplant That His Page Is 'Offensive'<\/a><\/h3>Facebook told a North Carolina father he could not boost the reach of his fundraising page in hopes of raising money for his son's heart transplant because the picture he used of his son was \"offensive.\"<\/summary><\/li>![\"CPSC](\"https:\/\/d.medicaldaily.com\/en\/full\/301526\/magnets.jpg?w=466&h=311&f=2db9c6477d08955d0d1ade8f56f9184c\")
<\/a><\/figure>CPSC Moves To Ban Buckyball-like Magnets, Favorite Of Teens And Toddlers, Later This Month<\/a><\/h3>CPSC is moving to institute a ban on rare-earth mini-magnets, which caused the death of a toddler. A final vote is set for later this month.<\/summary><\/li>![\"Prescribing](\"https:\/\/d.medicaldaily.com\/en\/full\/301476\/adhd.jpg?w=466&h=311&f=0d1287a481f0b31117bff3ff20936704\")
<\/a><\/figure>Stimulants And Antipsychotic Drugs Combined Help Physically Aggressive Kids With ADHD<\/a><\/h3>Prescribing a stimulant plus an antipsychotic drug to violent kids with ADHD reduces their aggression when combined with teaching parents to use behavior management techniques.<\/summary><\/li>![\"Just](\"https:\/\/d.medicaldaily.com\/en\/full\/300756\/kids-breakfast.jpg?w=466&h=311&f=a116513255bf68cd776b417a7ca7c9e4\")
<\/a><\/figure>Kids Who Skip Breakfast Risk Diabetes, But Even Those Who Eat It Need To Eat Right<\/a><\/h3>Just like adults and teens, kids who eat breakfast are less likely to develop risk factors for diabetes. But it's just as important to eat right for breakfast, a new study finds.<\/summary><\/li>![\"A](\"https:\/\/d.medicaldaily.com\/en\/full\/300062\/indian-orphan.jpg?w=466&h=311&f=47243348497805e15c6414eebabf245c\")
<\/a><\/figure>Family Care May Not Be Best For Orphans Who Often Fare Better In Institutions<\/a><\/h3>A new study has found orphaned children living in institutions are as healthy and, in some ways, healthier than those in family-based care.<\/summary><\/li>![\"A](\"https:\/\/d.medicaldaily.com\/en\/full\/299580\/lack-sleep.jpg?w=466&h=311&f=6d2a943d9f20fe0c9052c0dadac266d5\")
<\/a><\/figure>Middle And High Schools Consider A Later Start Time To Benefit Students' Health: Kids Need More Sleep<\/a><\/h3>The American Academy of Pediatricians has issued a new policy statement recommending that schools delay their start time from 7:30 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. to prevent adverse side effects experienced by their students.<\/summary><\/li>![\"Getting](\"https:\/\/d.medicaldaily.com\/en\/full\/299458\/teen-sleeping-book.jpg?w=466&h=311&f=38f121a7d795119de43ae0ccabbdff4f\")
<\/a><\/figure>Teens Missing Out On Sleep Are 20% More Likely To Be Obese By 21; Getting 9 Hours Rest Is Key To Better Health<\/a><\/h3>Getting less than the recommended amount of sleep at age 16 increases obesity risk.<\/summary><\/li>![\"Smartphones](\"https:\/\/d.medicaldaily.com\/en\/full\/299330\/digital-age.jpg?w=466&h=311&f=00e755cf13a8bf3d884067254a7d4b38\")
<\/a><\/figure>Digital Devices Like Smartphones, TVs, And Tablets Are Destroying Children\u2019s Face-To-Face Social Skills<\/a><\/h3>Smartphones and tablets are damaging children's social skills, but all is not lost for kids in the digital age.<\/summary><\/li>"}
<\/a><\/figure>Air Pollution Invades Kids' Brain Barriers, May Cause Neurological Diseases<\/a><\/h3>It's no secret air pollution is dangerous, but a new study finds that it's affecting young kids, causing their immune systems to turn on their brains.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Facebook Tells Dad Raising Money For Infant Son's Heart Transplant That His Page Is 'Offensive'<\/a><\/h3>Facebook told a North Carolina father he could not boost the reach of his fundraising page in hopes of raising money for his son's heart transplant because the picture he used of his son was \"offensive.\"<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>CPSC Moves To Ban Buckyball-like Magnets, Favorite Of Teens And Toddlers, Later This Month<\/a><\/h3>CPSC is moving to institute a ban on rare-earth mini-magnets, which caused the death of a toddler. A final vote is set for later this month.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Stimulants And Antipsychotic Drugs Combined Help Physically Aggressive Kids With ADHD<\/a><\/h3>Prescribing a stimulant plus an antipsychotic drug to violent kids with ADHD reduces their aggression when combined with teaching parents to use behavior management techniques.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Kids Who Skip Breakfast Risk Diabetes, But Even Those Who Eat It Need To Eat Right<\/a><\/h3>Just like adults and teens, kids who eat breakfast are less likely to develop risk factors for diabetes. But it's just as important to eat right for breakfast, a new study finds.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Family Care May Not Be Best For Orphans Who Often Fare Better In Institutions<\/a><\/h3>A new study has found orphaned children living in institutions are as healthy and, in some ways, healthier than those in family-based care.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Middle And High Schools Consider A Later Start Time To Benefit Students' Health: Kids Need More Sleep<\/a><\/h3>The American Academy of Pediatricians has issued a new policy statement recommending that schools delay their start time from 7:30 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. to prevent adverse side effects experienced by their students.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Teens Missing Out On Sleep Are 20% More Likely To Be Obese By 21; Getting 9 Hours Rest Is Key To Better Health<\/a><\/h3>Getting less than the recommended amount of sleep at age 16 increases obesity risk.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Digital Devices Like Smartphones, TVs, And Tablets Are Destroying Children\u2019s Face-To-Face Social Skills<\/a><\/h3>Smartphones and tablets are damaging children's social skills, but all is not lost for kids in the digital age.<\/summary><\/li>"}
<\/a><\/figure>Facebook Tells Dad Raising Money For Infant Son's Heart Transplant That His Page Is 'Offensive'<\/a><\/h3>Facebook told a North Carolina father he could not boost the reach of his fundraising page in hopes of raising money for his son's heart transplant because the picture he used of his son was \"offensive.\"<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>CPSC Moves To Ban Buckyball-like Magnets, Favorite Of Teens And Toddlers, Later This Month<\/a><\/h3>CPSC is moving to institute a ban on rare-earth mini-magnets, which caused the death of a toddler. A final vote is set for later this month.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Stimulants And Antipsychotic Drugs Combined Help Physically Aggressive Kids With ADHD<\/a><\/h3>Prescribing a stimulant plus an antipsychotic drug to violent kids with ADHD reduces their aggression when combined with teaching parents to use behavior management techniques.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Kids Who Skip Breakfast Risk Diabetes, But Even Those Who Eat It Need To Eat Right<\/a><\/h3>Just like adults and teens, kids who eat breakfast are less likely to develop risk factors for diabetes. But it's just as important to eat right for breakfast, a new study finds.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Family Care May Not Be Best For Orphans Who Often Fare Better In Institutions<\/a><\/h3>A new study has found orphaned children living in institutions are as healthy and, in some ways, healthier than those in family-based care.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Middle And High Schools Consider A Later Start Time To Benefit Students' Health: Kids Need More Sleep<\/a><\/h3>The American Academy of Pediatricians has issued a new policy statement recommending that schools delay their start time from 7:30 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. to prevent adverse side effects experienced by their students.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Teens Missing Out On Sleep Are 20% More Likely To Be Obese By 21; Getting 9 Hours Rest Is Key To Better Health<\/a><\/h3>Getting less than the recommended amount of sleep at age 16 increases obesity risk.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Digital Devices Like Smartphones, TVs, And Tablets Are Destroying Children\u2019s Face-To-Face Social Skills<\/a><\/h3>Smartphones and tablets are damaging children's social skills, but all is not lost for kids in the digital age.<\/summary><\/li>"}
<\/a><\/figure>CPSC Moves To Ban Buckyball-like Magnets, Favorite Of Teens And Toddlers, Later This Month<\/a><\/h3>CPSC is moving to institute a ban on rare-earth mini-magnets, which caused the death of a toddler. A final vote is set for later this month.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Stimulants And Antipsychotic Drugs Combined Help Physically Aggressive Kids With ADHD<\/a><\/h3>Prescribing a stimulant plus an antipsychotic drug to violent kids with ADHD reduces their aggression when combined with teaching parents to use behavior management techniques.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Kids Who Skip Breakfast Risk Diabetes, But Even Those Who Eat It Need To Eat Right<\/a><\/h3>Just like adults and teens, kids who eat breakfast are less likely to develop risk factors for diabetes. But it's just as important to eat right for breakfast, a new study finds.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Family Care May Not Be Best For Orphans Who Often Fare Better In Institutions<\/a><\/h3>A new study has found orphaned children living in institutions are as healthy and, in some ways, healthier than those in family-based care.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Middle And High Schools Consider A Later Start Time To Benefit Students' Health: Kids Need More Sleep<\/a><\/h3>The American Academy of Pediatricians has issued a new policy statement recommending that schools delay their start time from 7:30 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. to prevent adverse side effects experienced by their students.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Teens Missing Out On Sleep Are 20% More Likely To Be Obese By 21; Getting 9 Hours Rest Is Key To Better Health<\/a><\/h3>Getting less than the recommended amount of sleep at age 16 increases obesity risk.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Digital Devices Like Smartphones, TVs, And Tablets Are Destroying Children\u2019s Face-To-Face Social Skills<\/a><\/h3>Smartphones and tablets are damaging children's social skills, but all is not lost for kids in the digital age.<\/summary><\/li>"}
<\/a><\/figure>Stimulants And Antipsychotic Drugs Combined Help Physically Aggressive Kids With ADHD<\/a><\/h3>Prescribing a stimulant plus an antipsychotic drug to violent kids with ADHD reduces their aggression when combined with teaching parents to use behavior management techniques.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Kids Who Skip Breakfast Risk Diabetes, But Even Those Who Eat It Need To Eat Right<\/a><\/h3>Just like adults and teens, kids who eat breakfast are less likely to develop risk factors for diabetes. But it's just as important to eat right for breakfast, a new study finds.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Family Care May Not Be Best For Orphans Who Often Fare Better In Institutions<\/a><\/h3>A new study has found orphaned children living in institutions are as healthy and, in some ways, healthier than those in family-based care.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Middle And High Schools Consider A Later Start Time To Benefit Students' Health: Kids Need More Sleep<\/a><\/h3>The American Academy of Pediatricians has issued a new policy statement recommending that schools delay their start time from 7:30 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. to prevent adverse side effects experienced by their students.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Teens Missing Out On Sleep Are 20% More Likely To Be Obese By 21; Getting 9 Hours Rest Is Key To Better Health<\/a><\/h3>Getting less than the recommended amount of sleep at age 16 increases obesity risk.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Digital Devices Like Smartphones, TVs, And Tablets Are Destroying Children\u2019s Face-To-Face Social Skills<\/a><\/h3>Smartphones and tablets are damaging children's social skills, but all is not lost for kids in the digital age.<\/summary><\/li>"}
<\/a><\/figure>Kids Who Skip Breakfast Risk Diabetes, But Even Those Who Eat It Need To Eat Right<\/a><\/h3>Just like adults and teens, kids who eat breakfast are less likely to develop risk factors for diabetes. But it's just as important to eat right for breakfast, a new study finds.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Family Care May Not Be Best For Orphans Who Often Fare Better In Institutions<\/a><\/h3>A new study has found orphaned children living in institutions are as healthy and, in some ways, healthier than those in family-based care.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Middle And High Schools Consider A Later Start Time To Benefit Students' Health: Kids Need More Sleep<\/a><\/h3>The American Academy of Pediatricians has issued a new policy statement recommending that schools delay their start time from 7:30 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. to prevent adverse side effects experienced by their students.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Teens Missing Out On Sleep Are 20% More Likely To Be Obese By 21; Getting 9 Hours Rest Is Key To Better Health<\/a><\/h3>Getting less than the recommended amount of sleep at age 16 increases obesity risk.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Digital Devices Like Smartphones, TVs, And Tablets Are Destroying Children\u2019s Face-To-Face Social Skills<\/a><\/h3>Smartphones and tablets are damaging children's social skills, but all is not lost for kids in the digital age.<\/summary><\/li>"}
<\/a><\/figure>Family Care May Not Be Best For Orphans Who Often Fare Better In Institutions<\/a><\/h3>A new study has found orphaned children living in institutions are as healthy and, in some ways, healthier than those in family-based care.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Middle And High Schools Consider A Later Start Time To Benefit Students' Health: Kids Need More Sleep<\/a><\/h3>The American Academy of Pediatricians has issued a new policy statement recommending that schools delay their start time from 7:30 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. to prevent adverse side effects experienced by their students.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Teens Missing Out On Sleep Are 20% More Likely To Be Obese By 21; Getting 9 Hours Rest Is Key To Better Health<\/a><\/h3>Getting less than the recommended amount of sleep at age 16 increases obesity risk.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Digital Devices Like Smartphones, TVs, And Tablets Are Destroying Children\u2019s Face-To-Face Social Skills<\/a><\/h3>Smartphones and tablets are damaging children's social skills, but all is not lost for kids in the digital age.<\/summary><\/li>"}
<\/a><\/figure>Middle And High Schools Consider A Later Start Time To Benefit Students' Health: Kids Need More Sleep<\/a><\/h3>The American Academy of Pediatricians has issued a new policy statement recommending that schools delay their start time from 7:30 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. to prevent adverse side effects experienced by their students.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Teens Missing Out On Sleep Are 20% More Likely To Be Obese By 21; Getting 9 Hours Rest Is Key To Better Health<\/a><\/h3>Getting less than the recommended amount of sleep at age 16 increases obesity risk.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Digital Devices Like Smartphones, TVs, And Tablets Are Destroying Children\u2019s Face-To-Face Social Skills<\/a><\/h3>Smartphones and tablets are damaging children's social skills, but all is not lost for kids in the digital age.<\/summary><\/li>"}
<\/a><\/figure>Teens Missing Out On Sleep Are 20% More Likely To Be Obese By 21; Getting 9 Hours Rest Is Key To Better Health<\/a><\/h3>Getting less than the recommended amount of sleep at age 16 increases obesity risk.<\/summary><\/li><\/a><\/figure>Digital Devices Like Smartphones, TVs, And Tablets Are Destroying Children\u2019s Face-To-Face Social Skills<\/a><\/h3>Smartphones and tablets are damaging children's social skills, but all is not lost for kids in the digital age.<\/summary><\/li>"}
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