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The Council for Children and Adolescents with Chronic Health Conditions addresses the issues impacting N.H. families contending with a chronic health condition.

Concord, N.H.
Joined December 2009
Seacoast School of Technology hosting food revolution of its own: http://bit.ly/aalewX
A revolution In school lunches: http://bit.ly/auQ57I
Students learn how to cook tasty and nutritious meals: http://bit.ly/a9BOF9
Traffic near schools increases risk of asthma: http://bit.ly/dxruFJ
U.S., Mexico first ladies strive for healthy dialogue on obesity trend: http://bit.ly/cPH0Dz
Diabetes is no fun, but it can be a game: http://bit.ly/cav3PB
Overweight toddlers have increased risk of heart disease, diabetes: http://bit.ly/b2FUhG
Actor/playwright pens play about Crohn's disease: http://bit.ly/bjbayl
One community's efforts to make its children more active: http://bit.ly/csPucy
Controlling child dental disease and saving money: http://bit.ly/cnfEaW
Unlikely candidate sponsoring obesity-related research fellowship: http://bit.ly/aQeJfG
Baby fat may not be so cute after all: http://nyti.ms/9cpbfi
Allergy shots achieve best results: http://bit.ly/9WBYzY
More kids now extremely obese: http://bit.ly/96iotz
Pepsi says no to soda sales at school: http://bit.ly/9r5gUz
U.S. youth likely to face greater health issues: http://bit.ly/9viL2Q
GAO says EPA's commitment to keeping children safe from toxic chemicals has lapsed: http://bit.ly/aoLUxw
How family meals benefit asthmatic kids: http://bit.ly/9SxCXB
New Hampshire House voting on obesity bill: http://bit.ly/a76riz
New Hampshire teen leads push to ban e-cigarettes: http://bit.ly/bcOabI