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Government Issues New Dietary Guidelines, Advises Americans to Cut Down on Salt
The Agriculture and Health and Human Services departments are telling those 51 and older to reduce daily sodium intake. Credit: ...That's the advice to consumers - and the food industry - as the government issues new dietary guidelines, which are the recommendations behind the popular food pyramid.
New Guidelines Would Make School Lunches Healthier
New federal standards could have your kids eating healthier at school. Credit: AP WASHINGTON (AP) - Schoolchildren would have to hold ...Your kids may be swapping apples for fries under new school lunch guidelines.
Picky Eaters: Pathological or Just Particular?
For picky eaters, there can be no food substitutions. Illustration by Dori Hartley Harrison Bloom, age 5, will eat macaroni and ...There's no official diagnosis called "picky eating," as it's often a symptom of a larger problem.
Can You Control What Your Children Eat?
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Are Happy Meal Ads Too Tempting for Children?
Do Happy Meals ads work too well? Credit: Eric Risberg, AP The Center for Science in the Public Interest has filed a lawsuit claiming ...The Center for Science in the Public Interest has filed a lawsuit claiming that McDonald's Happy Meal ads are simply too tempting for children.
Caffeine Linked to Sleep Issues, but Most Kids Drink it Daily
Decrease the buzz, increase the Zzzs. Credit: Melanie Conner/Getty Images Baffled by your child's sleep issues? Try cutting the ...A new study found that the more caffeine kids drank, the less they slept.











