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Testing Recommended: High Cholesterol Can Occur in Childhood
25
Aug 2022
Testing Recommended: High Cholesterol Can Occur in Childhood
Learn how common high cholesterol is in kids and when your child's cholesterol level should first be checked.
By: Sarah Henson, MD | 11
Fitness and Nutrition
Using Research to Help Kids Make Healthy Dietary Choices at School and Home
14
Mar 2019
Using Research to Help Kids Make Healthy Dietary Choices at School and Home
Our researchers visited school cafeterias to understand dietary choices at school. Here are 7 tips they've identified to help kids eat healthier.
By: Katelyn Gordon | 0
Childhood Obesity
8 Practical Ways to Start A Low Glycemic Diet for Kids
19
Apr 2018
8 Practical Ways to Start A Low Glycemic Diet for Kids
A clinical dietitian at Cincinnati Children's provides 8 easy ways your family can incorporate low glycemic foods into your diet to stay fuller longer.
By: Barbara Lattin MS, RD, LD | 5
Childhood Obesity
4 Healthy Habits of Kids Who Eat Their Fruits and Veggies
07
Jun 2017
4 Healthy Habits of Kids Who Eat Their Fruits and Veggies
A pediatrician noticed that the parents who have been successful at getting their kids to eat fruits and veggies have these four healthy habits in common:
By: Jill Klein, MD | 0
Childhood Obesity
Does McDonald’s Have the Right Idea?
26
Apr 2015
Does McDonald’s Have the Right Idea?
McDonald’s may have had the right idea in incentivizing children with toys to make certain food choices. Our team wondered if we could use a similar tactic but motivate kids to make healthy choices instead. Could we help them to choose the healthiest options off of the school lunch menu, rather than an unhealthy combination
By: Bob Siegel, MD | 0
Childhood Obesity
Know Your Child’s Risk for Type 2 Diabetes
24
Mar 2015
Know Your Child’s Risk for Type 2 Diabetes
Today is the American Diabetes Association’s Alert Day. It’s their official call for Americans to receive an assessment to see if they’re at-risk for developing type 2 diabetes. While the initiative is mostly directed toward adults, it’s an important message for parents to consider for their children as well. According to the Centers for Disease
By: Amanda Bachman, RD, LD, CDE | 0
Childhood Obesity
09
Feb 2015
Jacob’s Story: A Bariatric Surgery and Weight Loss Journey
Many teens struggle with severe obesity and the decision to have bariatric surgery. Watch this documentary about Jacob Miller and his weight loss journey.
By: Thomas Inge, MD, PhD | 27
Childhood Obesity
Is it Okay to Give My Child Juice?
05
Dec 2014
Is it Okay to Give My Child Juice?
Eliminating juice is one of the easiest ways to reduce sugar in children's diets. One of our general pediatricians explains why.
By: Nick DeBlasio, MD | 0
Childhood Obesity
The Immediate Impact of the Sleeve Gastrectomy Procedure
29
Mar 2014
The Immediate Impact of the Sleeve Gastrectomy Procedure
As many of you were watching the details of Alexis Shapiro’s surgery unfold on Twitter (#HyObesity) last Friday, you might have been wondering about the benefits of the sleeve gastrectomy for patients with hypothalamic obesity. This procedure surgically removes 75-80% of the patient’s stomach leaving only the inner curve of the stomach (the “lesser” curve),
By: Thomas Inge, MD, PhD | 1
Childhood Obesity
All snacks are not created equal
16
Jul 2013
All snacks are not created equal
I realized the need for a research study as I was picking up my youngest daughter from child care. She was three years old at the time, and like many her age, a very picky eater.  As a conversation starter, I asked her what she would like for dinner.  She promptly quipped, “I don’t want dinner.
By: Dr. Kristen Copeland | 2
Childhood Obesity
Sugar Overload and Your Child
25
Mar 2013
Sugar Overload and Your Child
Too many sugary drinks and treats can have an impact on your child’s health. Check out what our experts have to say about the realities of sugar overload. A healthier diet can prevent tooth decay, heart disease, diabetes and childhood obesity. Young & Healthy Spring 2013.
By: Kate Setter | 0
Childhood Obesity
 

12
Nov 2012
Holiday Season Tips on Healthy Eating for Kids
If you and your family are hoping to avoid packing on extra pounds over the holidays, there are some simple things you can do now to prepare. Studies show that interventions aimed at reducing weight gain during the holidays can be an effective strategy in controlling weight. Deborah Boutwell, a dietitian at Cincinnati Children’s, has
By: Blog Editorial Team | 0
Research and Discoveries
 

16
Aug 2010
Early puberty raises physical and emotional issues
The news out of Cincinnati Children’s last week that the age of onset of puberty in girls continues to decline made headlines around the world. A study by Frank Biro, MD, director of Adolescent Medicine, showed that the number of 7- and 8-year-old girls who have breast development is greater than that indicated in studies
By: Jim Feuer | 0
Fitness and Nutrition
 

12
Jul 2010
HealthWorks! first summer camp a hit
Luring kids away from their video games for an entire week to learn healthier lifestyle habits can be a challenge — unless they’re going to a fun-filled camp with their peers. Summer camp is a new twist for HealthWorks!, which provides innovative programs to help overweight young people and their families improve their eating habits
By: Shelley Kirk PhD RD LD | 1
Research and Discoveries
 

28
Apr 2010
A vision for child health in Northern Kentucky
A report released today by Cincinnati Children’s and the strategic planning initiative Vision 2015 indicates that many children in Northern Kentucky face a future of poor health as they are threatened by unhealthy environments.  If you’re not familiar with Cincinnati-area geography, Northern Kentucky (NKY) is a large part of the greater Cincinnati community and as
By: Kate Setter | 0

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