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Kids at particular risk for Lyme disease - NewsTimes
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Tags: Lyme Disease, Eye, Disease and Condition, Parenting, Children's Health, CDC, disease
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Evaluate Your Child's Lyme Disease Risk
kidshealth.org — “Does the threat of Lyme disease make you think your kids would be safer in your living room than in the great outdoors? Find out how to evaluate a child's Lyme disease risk.” View full resource at kidshealth.org
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Will Kids Get Lyme Disease If Schools Don't Spray? | Mother Jones
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Kids' 'screen time' linked to early markers for cardiovascular disease
sciencedaily.com — “Children who had the most hours of screen time, particularly in front of the television, had narrower arteries in the eyes -- a possible indicator for future heart disease risk, according to a new study. Children with the highest levels of physical activity had wider retinal arterioles. The magnitude of vessel narrowing for each hour of screen time was similar to a 10 millimeter of mercury rise in systolic blood pressure.” View full resource at sciencedaily.com
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Kids' 'screen time' linked to early markers for cardiovascular disease
sciencedaily.com — “Children who had the most hours of screen time, particularly in front of the television, had narrower arteries in the eyes -- a possible indicator for future heart disease risk, according to a new study. Children with the highest levels of physical activity had wider retinal arterioles. The magnitude of vessel narrowing for each hour of screen time was similar to a 10 millimeter of mercury rise in systolic blood pressure.” View full resource at sciencedaily.com
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