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Spotlight: Healthy Starts
Here's a resolution you can keep: Healthy living tips and advice for moms and moms-to-be to get your family off on the right foot this year.
Be Smart. Be Well. Childhood Obesity
Medical professionals, subject experts, parents and kids talk about the changes that can be made to combat childhood obesity. Small changes, big differences.
Be Smart. Be Well. Managing Pregnancy Risks
Medical professionals, subject experts and those affected discuss pregnancy risks and how to address them.
Spotlight: Sandwich Generation
In the United States, an estimated 50 million family caregivers are at risk for stress, depression and other health problems. Learn to manage the demands of caregiving and maintain your physical and emotional health. Brought to you by Be Smart. Be Well.
Be Smart. Be Well. Caregiving
Professionals and subject experts discuss how to take care of yourself while being a caregiver. Caregivers talk about their personal experiences.
Be Smart. Be Well. Mental Health
Experts discuss factors that contribute to one's mental health as well as possible treatments. Those who have been affected talk of their personal experiences.
Be Smart. Be Well. Food Safety
Food safety is making sure you handle, store and cook food properly to prevent food poisoning. It's also knowing what to look for—and what to look out for—when you're dining out.
Be Smart. Be Well. Childhood Asthma
Asthma in children is the leading cause of missed school days and a leading cause of hospitalization. Asthma in children results in nearly 700,000 emergency room visits each year, according to the American Lung Association. There is no cure for asthma in children, but the condition can be managed and controlled.
Be Smart. Be Well. Drug Safety
Medical professionals and subject experts discuss drug safety. Those who have been affected talk of their personal experiences.
Be Smart. Be Well. Domestic Violence
Subject matter experts and those personally affected by domestic violence talk about their experience, warning signs, and where to turn to for assistance.
Be Smart. Be Well. STDs
Who is at risk for a sexually transmitted disease (STD)? Almost everyone who is having sex. Learn how to talk to your teens about safe sex and abstinence. Learn to protect yourself and—if you decide to have sex—how to talk openly and honestly with sexual partners. Know the facts, know your risk, act responsibly.
Be Smart. Be Well. Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)
Experts touch on events that may lead to a traumatic brain injury (TBI) and how to avoid it. Those who have been affected talk of their personal experiences.
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