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EU to issue guide to health tourism
The European Commission has announced a formal consultation on opening up the EU healthcare market, with a guide for health tourists being issued next year. (06-09-2006)
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Eliminate risk of children’s tooth decay

 www.grub4life.com today reports that the proper toothpaste can slash the risk of children developing tooth decay.
(10-06-2010)

World Cup attacked for unhealthy sponsors

www.gdaguru.com today reports that campaigners claim that FIFA has scored an "own goal" by agreeing sponsorship deals for the 2010 World Cup with companies that sell unhealthy products.  
(10-06-2010)

Excess weight in pregnancy gateway to heart risks in child

www.grub4life.com today reports that researchers have uncovered evidence to show that piling on too much weight in pregnancy may lead to future heart risks in the child.  
(10-06-2010)

Project promotes vegetables around the UK

www.grub4life.com today reports that with the UK’s obesity crisis rocketing, the Secret Seed Society went on a UK tour, making a bid to encourage a healthier, happier generation, enticing children away from eating junk and processed food. 
(09-06-2010)

Architect branching out with wi-fi tree-house

www.grub4life.com today reports that eco-architect Vic Johnson came up with the perfect idea to help his four children get away from the stresses school and exams can bring upon – a state-of-the-art tree-house complete with wi-fi, solar panels and drinks dispenser. 
(09-06-2010)

Burgers push up risk of asthma among children

www.grub4life.com today reports that children who eat more than three burgers a week could have a greater risk of developing asthma, new research reveals.  
(09-06-2010)

Low allergy peanut on the rise

www.grub4life.com today reports that researchers from the US Department of Agriculture are working on peanuts that are low allergy, which could put an end to the problems the popular nut can cause.
(08-06-2010)

Montessori wants nurseries to have free school choice

www.grub4life.com today reports that the chief executive of the Montessori Schools Association has criticised the Government's plans for free schools and academies because the option has not been extended to nurseries and early years settings.   
(08-06-2010)

Welsh schools give children a healthy start to their lives

www.grub4life.com today reports that more than 99 percent of schools in Wales are taking part in scheme to improve children’s health.
(08-06-2010)

Childhood obesity links to greater health problems

www.grub4life.com today reports that many chronic diseases of adulthood are becoming more common in children and adolescents. In most instances, with rising rates of obesity, conditions such as high blood pressure and adult-type diabetes are being diagnosed at younger ages.
(08-06-2010)

Nurseries do not harm children, says expert

www.grub4life.com today reports that toddlers may benefit from attending nursery, according to a child development expert, providing reassurance to parents following a raft of recent warnings over the effects of handing children over to care.     
(08-06-2010)

Parents reminded not to feed honey to babies

www.grub4life.com today reports that parents are being reminded not to feed honey to babies after three cases of botulism in the past year.  
(07-06-2010)

Millions of British women on danger diets

www.gdaguru.com today reports on a new review which claims that millions of British women, including mothers to be have potentially dangerous diets.  
(07-06-2010)

First Lady Michelle Obama launches Let’s Move! Campaign to fight childhood obesity

www.grub4life.com today reports that Michelle Obama has launched the Let's Move! campaign to solve the childhood obesity epidemic that is currently taking place.
(07-06-2010)

Children Influenced By Their Parents' Physical Inactivity

www.grub4life.com today reports that children are more likely to watch high levels of television if their parents do, but parents do not need to be physically active to help their children to be active, a new study has found.  
(06-06-2010)


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