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Another Study Shows Video Games Improve Health

If your kids are couch potatoes, an upcoming study in The Journal of Pediatrics recommends using "excer-gaming" to improve their health.
Fort Walton Beach Holds Poker Run for Children’s Advocacy Center

A press release from the Okaloosa County Sheriff’s Office mentions a Poker Run happening the weekend of May the 18th at Fort Walton Beach.
Rockets Fly At Abbeville High

Rockets were flying at Abbeville High School.
Bicycle Deaths Lower in Mandatory Helmet States

A new study shows bicycle helmets saves more lives in states that legally require them.
Study on Amusement Park Injuries

A first of its kind study finds a child is treated in an emergency room just about every other hour for injuries from amusement rides.
Local Programs Now Enrolling for the Summer

When summer rolls around and students are out of school finding something for them to do can be a hassle for working parents. News 4's Muriel Bailey spent the day finding local summer programs to keep kids busy.
Family of Young Girl with Rare Condition Seeks Help

Katie was born with Proteus Syndrome, which caused her head to outweigh a good portion of her body. Doctors performed successful reconstructive surgery a few weeks ago, but Katie still has many procedures ahead.
Florida Legislators Wrapping up Budget Work

Florida legislators are wrapping up their negotiations on a proposed $74 billion budget.
Premature Babies and Benefits of Music

A new study finds premature babies who listen to live music are better able to eat, sleep and become comfortable in their new surroundings.
Children's Food Portions and Plate Sizes

New research shows children serve themselves larger portions when they use larger plates.
7-year old With Brain Cancer TD in Nebraska Spring Game

In the fourth quarter of the Cornhuskers’ annual spring game, 7 year-old Jack Hoffman who is battling pediatric brain cancer and has been adopted by the NU football family came in facing a critical fourth-and-one and scored TD.
Magnet School Elimination Plan Not Going Forward

Dothan City School officials have decided not to eliminate magnet schools and will now move in a new direction.
Autism Help in the Wiregrass

One in 88 children in the U.S. is diagnosed with Autism. But recent studies show those numbers may be changing.
Melanoma Cases in Light-Skinned Children Rising

Cases of malignant melanoma in light-skinned children are going up.
Vitamin D May Help Prevent Diabetes in Children

Vitamin D may help prevent diabetes in obese children.
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