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Description:US DHHS Office on Women's Health bone health campaign for girls ages 9-14 to encourage them to get active and choose foods with calcium and vitamin D. Managed By: Office on Women's Health Tags: Bone Health , Girls' Health , Youth , Children , Parents |
OS |  |
Youth |
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Description:Promotes healthy and positive behaviors in girls, giving them reliable and useful health information in a fun, easy-to-understand way. Managed By: Office on Women's Health Tags: Girls' Health , Children , Parents |
OS |  |
Youth |
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Description:U.S. DHHS Office on Women's Health web site for girls ages 10 - 16. We have resources for parents and teachers too! Managed By: Office on Women's Health Tags: Parents , Education , Girls' Health , Children , Youth |
OS | |
Youth |
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Description:Science-based guidance to help Americans aged 6 and older improve their health through appropriate physical activity. Managed By: Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion Tags: Children , Parents , Obesity Prevention |
OS |  |
Family Services, Youth |
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Description:A national program designed for families and communities to help children maintain a healthy weight. Managed By: Office of Communications Tags: Parents , Children , Health and Nutrition |
NIH/NHLBI | |
Public health, Youth, Family Services |
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Description:Americans working together to address the obesity epidemic and raise a healthier generation of kids. Managed By: Assistant Secretary for Public Affairs Tags: Health and Nutrition , Exercise , Youth , Parents |
OS | |
Public health, Youth, Family Services |
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Description:Follow us for updates on how you can take action to stop bullying. Teachers, parents, kids, educators, and communities all play a role. Managed By: Assistant Secretary for Planning and Evaluation Tags: Bullying , Prevention , Parents , Education , Children |
OS | |
Youth |
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Description:Information from various government agencies on how kids, teens, young adults, parents, educators and others in the community can prevent or stop bullying. Managed By: Assistant Secretary for Public Affairs Tags: Bullying , Children , Youth , Parents , Prevention |
OS | |
Youth |
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Description:Connecting Kids to Coverage Managed By: Office of Communications Tags: Health Care , Health Insurance , Parents , Children |
CMS | |
Health Care, Youth |
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Description:This podcast series discusses steps parents can take to help protect their children from some of the leading causes of child injury, including burns, drownings, falls, poisonings, and road traffic. Managed By: Office of the Associate Director of Communication Tags: Parents , Injury , Prevention , Children |
CDC |  |
Public health |