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Oregon could set standards for diet and exercise at day cares (The Oregonian)

As concerns over child obesity shift to day cares, Oregon could set standards for diet and exercise

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Weight Program Aimed at Helping Obese Kids (WPIX 11 New York)

A new year, a new Michael Albanese.   He's no longer the boy who couldn't make his football team because he was way overweight.  Today he's a confident second grader whose energy is way up and his weight down 20 pounds. "I am {proud} because I didn't think I could lose all that weight...and I did," Albanese said. What finally worked, was Dr. Joanna Dolgoff's own version of the traditional ...

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Deprivation diets just don't cut it (Centre Daily Times)

According to the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, more than 66 percent of Americans are overweight, a figure that has been creeping up during the past few years.

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Adolescents don't see doctor enough (Modesto Bee)

WASHINGTON -- Ever watch a teen skulk in the corner of a toddler-packed pediatrician's waiting room, obviously wishing to be anywhere else?

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They won at losing weight - and so can you (Orlando Sentinel)

If you're like most people, this week you've promised yourself you'll do better. You've sworn off the high-fat indulgences of the holiday season, and you're getting serious about losing weight.

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Take a personal inventory, then start the diet (Seattle Times)

Charles Platkin offers a handful of tips dieters should follow if they plan to stick to the next diet and exercise program they start.

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Appointment Book (Erie Times-News)

-Raja and Hatha yoga classes begin today. All levels from gentle to advanced. Cost: $8 to $15 per class; first class is free. Plasha Yoga Studio, 10 E. Fifth St. Call 864-1114 for details or visit www.plashayoga.com for class schedule

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Appointment Book (Erie Times-News)

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Seven Trends To Watch In Kids' Health In 2009 (Fox News)

Seven Trends To Watch In Kids' Health In 2009

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Farewell to junk food in schools (Red Deer Advocate)

Chocolate bars and sweets are a thing of the past at Aspen Heights Elementary School. They’ve been replaced by granola bars and apple slices.

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