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2011年5月9日星期一
Gulas receives an APS Fellowship for undergraduate students
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Two students receive Appalachians Distinguished Leadership Award
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Durham, powers, and the Kappler lead the ancient Appalachian Council
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Low dairy products in bold doesn't help Kids Drop books
By Leigh Krietsch Boerner
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Kids swap regular for varieties low fat dairy products consume less saturated fat but does not seem to lose weight, according to Australian researchers.
They found the weight or body (BMI) mass index had substantially changed six months after the children towards reduced or low fat dairy products.
Instead of trimming jump them, kids that reduces fat intake seemed to compensate by eating more calories from other sources, according to new findings, which appear in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition.
Still, there may be other benefits for reducing the saturated fat, says Dr. Frank Franklin, Professor retired nutrition and Pediatrics at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, who was not involved in the study.
For example, it could help children to ward off heart disease when they grow up, Franklin told Reuters Health.
The study, Hendrie Gilly and Rebecca Golley Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization divided 145 ages kids four to 13 in two groups. The researchers asked a group to replace their dairy products to low fat varieties for six months, while the other received no dietary advice.
The two groups consume similar amounts of dairy products, and total caloric intake has remained more or less stable during the study, which was funded in part by the dairy Australia.
The nurses interviewed children and parents on their products dairy food habits at baseline and at three and six months. They also drew the blood and measured BMI and waist circumference.
Low group fat made consume less overall fat. At the end of the study, they obtained 13.3% of their total calories from saturated fat, compared to 16.6% in the comparison group.
This is a significant change, Franklin noted, but still more than the 10% recommended by the U.S. Department of Agriculture. He added that young Americans are generally closer than Australians to get the recommended amount.
There was also a drop in cholesterol levels in the low fat group, but waist, BMI and weight were not different.
According to Greg Miller of the National Dairy (MCDV) Council, which represents the industry in the United States, this corresponds to other research on children, where the milk shows a positive impact or neutral on body composition.
"Many researchers said that if we get just consume the products of low in fat or reduced fat, we can have an impact on weight", Miller told Reuters Health.
But as shown in this study, children made up for the number of calories lost elsewhere in their diet. Looking only milk is not helpful as, Miller said.
Franklin said that it was safe to switch to more lean dairy products, which have lower cholesterol but the same amount of nutrients, calcium and vitamin d.
"The only thing done is fat saturated, that you do not need," he said, adding that skimmed and two per cent of fresh milk the same as whole milk.
SOURCE: http://bit.ly/dQhLl7 The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, online March 23, 2011.
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Appalachian students find college access success
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Family meals Keep Kids Slimmer, healthier
(Monday, may 2, HealthDay News) - eat meals with their families help keep children thin and healthy, a new study finds.
Researchers pooled data from 17 earlier studies and concluded that young people who joined members of the family regularly for meals were 24% more likely to eat healthy foods that children rarely eat with their families. They are also less likely to suffer from eating disorders.
Parents can "really relate to and understand" the results, published in the May 2 pediatric issue, said the lead author of the study Amber Hammons, a partner of postdoctoral research at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
"We wanted to go to the contribution of the family in positive results with regard to nutrition," said Hammons. "It is important for parents to know what they can do, especially with obesity and habits;" food they want to know what role they can play. ?
A research on the Internet in 2009, Family Resiliency Center the University researchers obtained relevant studies, involving nearly 183 000 children and adolescents from approximately 3 to 17 years. They watched the eating habits of young people, weight, and if they did something dangerous to control.
Those who ate three meals or more per week with their families were less likely to be obese than those who consume little or no meals with their families and 20 percent less likely to eat candyfrom 12 per cent fried foods, soda and other unhealthy foods.
Eating five meals or more together reduces the likelihood of poor nutrition of 25 p. 100, an analysis of eight studies have revealed.
Children who ate with their families also were 35 percent less likely to engage in "eating disorders" behaviors to lose weight, as the bulimic binge purging, take laxatives or diet pills, vomiting, skipping meals or smoking.
The participants are considered overweight if they had a (BMI) body mass index reaches or exceeds the 85th percentile, which means that they were heavier than 85% of the children of their age.
Eat two or more fruits and vegetables per day and skipping soda, candy and fried foods have been included as a measure of healthy nutrition.
While the study suggests that eating together as a family gives a "protective" benefit of the children, the reasons for this are unclear. Some of the possibilities included the value of adult models and adult intervention before bad behaviour becomes bad habits, the study said.
Further research revealed that home-prepared meals are more nutritious, more fruit and vegetables and fats, sugar and soda.
"We know that the home-prepared meals are more likely to be less calorie-dense," said Hammons. But other factors such as the communication in the meal could also drive the positive influence of family meals on health, she added.
She said "the future direction of research is will look at quantity of meals, but at what time so important meal,".
Another expert, Connie Diekman, Director of nutrition at the University of Washington University in St. Louis, said the study gives "a good overview of what research shows the importance of family meals" on the health of the child. But it has warned on its disadvantages.
"Some studies have limitations, including some variability in the collection of the nutritional results, diversity of ethnic origin and sex, and how the studies rated weight," said Diekman.
But even with these challenges, the study provides "strong indications that shared family meal patterns help to stimulate the nutrient intake, body weight control and potentially prevent eating disorders," said Diekman.
Children can imitate their parents, according to other research. A survey by the American Dietetic Association Foundation has found that children identified parents as their number one role models and claimed that if their parents have consumed more healthy foods, they would be too much, said Diekman.
The authors of this study say doctors should focus on the value of family meals for patients struggling with eating disorders and obesity.
SOURCES: Amber j. Hammons, Ph.d., postdoctoral research associate, Family Resiliency Center, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Connie Diekman, Director of nutrition at the University, Washington University in St. Louis, Mo. ; May 2, 2011, Pediatrics
2011年5月8日星期日
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Samantha Kephart receives care primary scholarship
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School restoration costs: location matters
By Michael Ollinger, Katherine Ralston and Joanne Guthrie
Research report economic (Clerk of error-117) No. 52 pp, may 2011
Meals?31. 2 million breakfasts and 11 million of breakfasts?were more than 42 million was used on a typical day of the school in fiscal year 2009 to children by the USDA?s National School Lunch and programs of the school breakfast. Food Network (SFAs) school authorities operate local school feeding programs and deliver meals in schools. SFAs must serve the attractive meals, healthy while covering food, labour and other operating costs, a challenge which can be more difficult for some SFAs than others, due to differences in the cost per meal on sites. Analysis of data on the cost of school meals of a representative sample at the national level, great revealed that geographic variation is important. During the 2002-2003 school year, SFA in the southwest of the United States average, always had more costs restoration by meals that SFAs in other regions. Urban locations had cut costs by meal than their rural and suburban counterparts. The rates of wages and benefits, food expenditures by meals and SFA characteristic mixture of breakfasts and dinners served each contributed to the differences in fresh food services meals on sites. The importance of these factors varies by location.
Keyword (s): The national school lunch program, school breakfast, school meals, school of the cost of meals, ERS, USDA food services program
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Babies in child care centres receive breast milk
(Thursday, may 5, HealthDay News) - while new mothers are strongly encouraged to breastfeed their babies for at least a year, a small study of child care centres suggests that relatively few are in place to help mothers to do so.
The research conducted by doctors at Hospital Medical Center of Cincinnati Children, revealed that only 12% of infants enrolled in child care centres in two counties near Cincinnati were fed milk from their motherWhile 96% of centre directors stated that they would be comfortable facilitating practice.
"We were surprised to find that despite high levels of personal comfort in the breast milk of food, only a small percentage of infants fed human milk," said study author Dr. Kristen Copeland, an assistant professor of Pediatrics at Medical Center of Cincinnati Children's Hospital.
A stone of stumbling big seems to be a lack of storage refrigerated overnight in centres for any breastfeeding pumped mothers might take care to leave, the study concluded.
"We know that the centres which are pumped to store milk from one day to the next day make it easier for women to ensure a steady supply of milk for their babies," Copeland said, "so if several centres offered storage during the night."It could increase the number of infants fed human milk. ?
The results were presented this week at a joint meeting of the Pediatric Society of companies / Asian University for pediatric research in Denver.
According to the researchers, about half of all newborns to the United States are in daycare, and 18% are in the centres.
To study, Copeland and his colleagues conducted telephone surveys with the directors of 167 childcare centres in two urban counties in southwestern Ohio. Administrators have asked how many infants are currently registered in their centres were fed breast milk pumped, how comfortable the Centre was with feed pumped breast milk, and the Centre has provided a refrigerator or freezer where mothers could store pumped breast milk during the night.
Only 26% of the said centres human milk may be kept during the night.
Three factors, enabling parents to store breast milk during the night, a primarily White inscription and a small proportion of infants receiving subsidized tuition fees, appeared to increase the chances that the babies were treated in a centre may receive milk from their motherthe researchers found.
Copeland, said that, although the study did not examine the reasons why little infants received bottles of milk pumped daycare, a lack of storage at night could be a key factor.
The low prevalence of milk breast feeding infants non-white and low income, most importantly, also could "reflect more low rates of breastfeeding initiation or limited options of women of pumping in the workplace," the authors reported.
"The findings speak for the enormous challenges facing women in power successfully breastfeed their babies,", said researcher Dr. Alison Stuebe, Assistant Professor of obstetrics and Gynecology at the school of the University of medicine at Chapel Hill North Carolina nursing.
Stuebe agreed that the differences observed between babies of poor or rich houses may be due, in part, mothers being does not able to pump during the work day. "The higher your income, it is that you have an Office with a door that you can close for twenty minutes, so you can pump," she said. "" "". If you are working in the window at the wheel of a fast-food, you do not have this possibility. ?
Centres of custody of children who want to be truly cooperative need more that simply provide storage during the night of pumped milk, noted Stuebe. "For example, it must also be a comfortable place where mothers can sit and breastfeed their baby, either at the time of lunch or when they come look at the end of the day," said.
SOURCES: Kristen Copeland, M.D., Assistant Professor, division of General and community Pediatrics, Hospital Medical Center of Cincinnati Children; Alison Stuebe, M.D., Assistant Professor, Department of obstetrics and Gynecology, division of maternal fetal medicine, University of school of medicine, North Carolina, Chapel Hill; May 1, 2011, presentation, society of companies / Asian paediatric University for pediatric research, Denver meeting
Family meals Keep Kids Slimmer, healthier
(Monday, may 2, HealthDay News) - eat meals with their families help keep children thin and healthy, a new study finds.
Researchers pooled data from 17 earlier studies and concluded that young people who joined members of the family regularly for meals were 24% more likely to eat healthy foods that children rarely eat with their families. They are also less likely to suffer from eating disorders.
Parents can "really relate to and understand" the results, published in the May 2 pediatric issue, said the lead author of the study Amber Hammons, a partner of postdoctoral research at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
"We wanted to go to the contribution of the family in positive results with regard to nutrition," said Hammons. "It is important for parents to know what they can do, especially with obesity and habits;" food they want to know what role they can play. ?
A research on the Internet in 2009, Family Resiliency Center the University researchers obtained relevant studies, involving nearly 183 000 children and adolescents from approximately 3 to 17 years. They watched the eating habits of young people, weight, and if they did something dangerous to control.
Those who ate three meals or more per week with their families were less likely to be obese than those who consume little or no meals with their families and 20 percent less likely to eat candyfrom 12 per cent fried foods, soda and other unhealthy foods.
Eating five meals or more together reduces the likelihood of poor nutrition of 25 p. 100, an analysis of eight studies have revealed.
Children who ate with their families also were 35 percent less likely to engage in "eating disorders" behaviors to lose weight, as the bulimic binge purging, take laxatives or diet pills, vomiting, skipping meals or smoking.
The participants are considered overweight if they had a (BMI) body mass index reaches or exceeds the 85th percentile, which means that they were heavier than 85% of the children of their age.
Eat two or more fruits and vegetables per day and skipping soda, candy and fried foods have been included as a measure of healthy nutrition.
While the study suggests that eating together as a family gives a "protective" benefit of the children, the reasons for this are unclear. Some of the possibilities included the value of adult models and adult intervention before bad behaviour becomes bad habits, the study said.
Further research revealed that home-prepared meals are more nutritious, more fruit and vegetables and fats, sugar and soda.
"We know that the home-prepared meals are more likely to be less calorie-dense," said Hammons. But other factors such as the communication in the meal could also drive the positive influence of family meals on health, she added.
She said "the future direction of research is will look at quantity of meals, but at what time so important meal,".
Another expert, Connie Diekman, Director of nutrition at the University of Washington University in St. Louis, said the study gives "a good overview of what research shows the importance of family meals" on the health of the child. But it has warned on its disadvantages.
"Some studies have limitations, including some variability in the collection of the nutritional results, diversity of ethnic origin and sex, and how the studies rated weight," said Diekman.
But even with these challenges, the study provides "strong indications that shared family meal patterns help to stimulate the nutrient intake, body weight control and potentially prevent eating disorders," said Diekman.
Children can imitate their parents, according to other research. A survey by the American Dietetic Association Foundation has found that children identified parents as their number one role models and claimed that if their parents have consumed more healthy foods, they would be too much, said Diekman.
The authors of this study say doctors should focus on the value of family meals for patients struggling with eating disorders and obesity.
SOURCES: Amber j. Hammons, Ph.d., postdoctoral research associate, Family Resiliency Center, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Connie Diekman, Director of nutrition at the University, Washington University in St. Louis, Mo. ; May 2, 2011, Pediatrics
Family meals Keep Kids Slimmer, healthier
(Monday, may 2, HealthDay News) - eat meals with their families help keep children thin and healthy, a new study finds.
Researchers pooled data from 17 earlier studies and concluded that young people who joined members of the family regularly for meals were 24% more likely to eat healthy foods that children rarely eat with their families. They are also less likely to suffer from eating disorders.
Parents can "really relate to and understand" the results, published in the May 2 pediatric issue, said the lead author of the study Amber Hammons, a partner of postdoctoral research at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
"We wanted to go to the contribution of the family in positive results with regard to nutrition," said Hammons. "It is important for parents to know what they can do, especially with obesity and habits;" food they want to know what role they can play. ?
A research on the Internet in 2009, Family Resiliency Center the University researchers obtained relevant studies, involving nearly 183 000 children and adolescents from approximately 3 to 17 years. They watched the eating habits of young people, weight, and if they did something dangerous to control.
Those who ate three meals or more per week with their families were less likely to be obese than those who consume little or no meals with their families and 20 percent less likely to eat candyfrom 12 per cent fried foods, soda and other unhealthy foods.
Eating five meals or more together reduces the likelihood of poor nutrition of 25 p. 100, an analysis of eight studies have revealed.
Children who ate with their families also were 35 percent less likely to engage in "eating disorders" behaviors to lose weight, as the bulimic binge purging, take laxatives or diet pills, vomiting, skipping meals or smoking.
The participants are considered overweight if they had a (BMI) body mass index reaches or exceeds the 85th percentile, which means that they were heavier than 85% of the children of their age.
Eat two or more fruits and vegetables per day and skipping soda, candy and fried foods have been included as a measure of healthy nutrition.
While the study suggests that eating together as a family gives a "protective" benefit of the children, the reasons for this are unclear. Some of the possibilities included the value of adult models and adult intervention before bad behaviour becomes bad habits, the study said.
Further research revealed that home-prepared meals are more nutritious, more fruit and vegetables and fats, sugar and soda.
"We know that the home-prepared meals are more likely to be less calorie-dense," said Hammons. But other factors such as the communication in the meal could also drive the positive influence of family meals on health, she added.
She said "the future direction of research is will look at quantity of meals, but at what time so important meal,".
Another expert, Connie Diekman, Director of nutrition at the University of Washington University in St. Louis, said the study gives "a good overview of what research shows the importance of family meals" on the health of the child. But it has warned on its disadvantages.
"Some studies have limitations, including some variability in the collection of the nutritional results, diversity of ethnic origin and sex, and how the studies rated weight," said Diekman.
But even with these challenges, the study provides "strong indications that shared family meal patterns help to stimulate the nutrient intake, body weight control and potentially prevent eating disorders," said Diekman.
Children can imitate their parents, according to other research. A survey by the American Dietetic Association Foundation has found that children identified parents as their number one role models and claimed that if their parents have consumed more healthy foods, they would be too much, said Diekman.
The authors of this study say doctors should focus on the value of family meals for patients struggling with eating disorders and obesity.
SOURCES: Amber j. Hammons, Ph.d., postdoctoral research associate, Family Resiliency Center, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Connie Diekman, Director of nutrition at the University, Washington University in St. Louis, Mo. ; May 2, 2011, Pediatrics
Babies in child care centres receive breast milk
(Thursday, may 5, HealthDay News) - while new mothers are strongly encouraged to breastfeed their babies for at least a year, a small study of child care centres suggests that relatively few are in place to help mothers to do so.
The research conducted by doctors at Hospital Medical Center of Cincinnati Children, revealed that only 12% of infants enrolled in child care centres in two counties near Cincinnati were fed milk from their motherWhile 96% of centre directors stated that they would be comfortable facilitating practice.
"We were surprised to find that despite high levels of personal comfort in the breast milk of food, only a small percentage of infants fed human milk," said study author Dr. Kristen Copeland, an assistant professor of Pediatrics at Medical Center of Cincinnati Children's Hospital.
A stone of stumbling big seems to be a lack of storage refrigerated overnight in centres for any breastfeeding pumped mothers might take care to leave, the study concluded.
"We know that the centres which are pumped to store milk from one day to the next day make it easier for women to ensure a steady supply of milk for their babies," Copeland said, "so if several centres offered storage during the night."It could increase the number of infants fed human milk. ?
The results were presented this week at a joint meeting of the Pediatric Society of companies / Asian University for pediatric research in Denver.
According to the researchers, about half of all newborns to the United States are in daycare, and 18% are in the centres.
To study, Copeland and his colleagues conducted telephone surveys with the directors of 167 childcare centres in two urban counties in southwestern Ohio. Administrators have asked how many infants are currently registered in their centres were fed breast milk pumped, how comfortable the Centre was with feed pumped breast milk, and the Centre has provided a refrigerator or freezer where mothers could store pumped breast milk during the night.
Only 26% of the said centres human milk may be kept during the night.
Three factors, enabling parents to store breast milk during the night, a primarily White inscription and a small proportion of infants receiving subsidized tuition fees, appeared to increase the chances that the babies were treated in a centre may receive milk from their motherthe researchers found.
Copeland, said that, although the study did not examine the reasons why little infants received bottles of milk pumped daycare, a lack of storage at night could be a key factor.
The low prevalence of milk breast feeding infants non-white and low income, most importantly, also could "reflect more low rates of breastfeeding initiation or limited options of women of pumping in the workplace," the authors reported.
"The findings speak for the enormous challenges facing women in power successfully breastfeed their babies,", said researcher Dr. Alison Stuebe, Assistant Professor of obstetrics and Gynecology at the school of the University of medicine at Chapel Hill North Carolina nursing.
Stuebe agreed that the differences observed between babies of poor or rich houses may be due, in part, mothers being does not able to pump during the work day. "The higher your income, it is that you have an Office with a door that you can close for twenty minutes, so you can pump," she said. "" "". If you are working in the window at the wheel of a fast-food, you do not have this possibility. ?
Centres of custody of children who want to be truly cooperative need more that simply provide storage during the night of pumped milk, noted Stuebe. "For example, it must also be a comfortable place where mothers can sit and breastfeed their baby, either at the time of lunch or when they come look at the end of the day," said.
SOURCES: Kristen Copeland, M.D., Assistant Professor, division of General and community Pediatrics, Hospital Medical Center of Cincinnati Children; Alison Stuebe, M.D., Assistant Professor, Department of obstetrics and Gynecology, division of maternal fetal medicine, University of school of medicine, North Carolina, Chapel Hill; May 1, 2011, presentation, society of companies / Asian paediatric University for pediatric research, Denver meeting
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Consumers Digest names of Appalachian a "Top Five" value
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Family meals Keep Kids Slimmer, healthier
(Monday, may 2, HealthDay News) - eat meals with their families help keep children thin and healthy, a new study finds.
Researchers pooled data from 17 earlier studies and concluded that young people who joined members of the family regularly for meals were 24% more likely to eat healthy foods that children rarely eat with their families. They are also less likely to suffer from eating disorders.
Parents can "really relate to and understand" the results, published in the May 2 pediatric issue, said the lead author of the study Amber Hammons, a partner of postdoctoral research at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
"We wanted to go to the contribution of the family in positive results with regard to nutrition," said Hammons. "It is important for parents to know what they can do, especially with obesity and habits;" food they want to know what role they can play. ?
A research on the Internet in 2009, Family Resiliency Center the University researchers obtained relevant studies, involving nearly 183 000 children and adolescents from approximately 3 to 17 years. They watched the eating habits of young people, weight, and if they did something dangerous to control.
Those who ate three meals or more per week with their families were less likely to be obese than those who consume little or no meals with their families and 20 percent less likely to eat candyfrom 12 per cent fried foods, soda and other unhealthy foods.
Eating five meals or more together reduces the likelihood of poor nutrition of 25 p. 100, an analysis of eight studies have revealed.
Children who ate with their families also were 35 percent less likely to engage in "eating disorders" behaviors to lose weight, as the bulimic binge purging, take laxatives or diet pills, vomiting, skipping meals or smoking.
The participants are considered overweight if they had a (BMI) body mass index reaches or exceeds the 85th percentile, which means that they were heavier than 85% of the children of their age.
Eat two or more fruits and vegetables per day and skipping soda, candy and fried foods have been included as a measure of healthy nutrition.
While the study suggests that eating together as a family gives a "protective" benefit of the children, the reasons for this are unclear. Some of the possibilities included the value of adult models and adult intervention before bad behaviour becomes bad habits, the study said.
Further research revealed that home-prepared meals are more nutritious, more fruit and vegetables and fats, sugar and soda.
"We know that the home-prepared meals are more likely to be less calorie-dense," said Hammons. But other factors such as the communication in the meal could also drive the positive influence of family meals on health, she added.
She said "the future direction of research is will look at quantity of meals, but at what time so important meal,".
Another expert, Connie Diekman, Director of nutrition at the University of Washington University in St. Louis, said the study gives "a good overview of what research shows the importance of family meals" on the health of the child. But it has warned on its disadvantages.
"Some studies have limitations, including some variability in the collection of the nutritional results, diversity of ethnic origin and sex, and how the studies rated weight," said Diekman.
But even with these challenges, the study provides "strong indications that shared family meal patterns help to stimulate the nutrient intake, body weight control and potentially prevent eating disorders," said Diekman.
Children can imitate their parents, according to other research. A survey by the American Dietetic Association Foundation has found that children identified parents as their number one role models and claimed that if their parents have consumed more healthy foods, they would be too much, said Diekman.
The authors of this study say doctors should focus on the value of family meals for patients struggling with eating disorders and obesity.
SOURCES: Amber j. Hammons, Ph.d., postdoctoral research associate, Family Resiliency Center, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Connie Diekman, Director of nutrition at the University, Washington University in St. Louis, Mo. ; May 2, 2011, Pediatrics
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Low dairy products in bold doesn't help Kids Drop books
By Leigh Krietsch Boerner
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Kids swap regular for varieties low fat dairy products consume less saturated fat but does not seem to lose weight, according to Australian researchers.
They found the weight or body (BMI) mass index had substantially changed six months after the children towards reduced or low fat dairy products.
Instead of trimming jump them, kids that reduces fat intake seemed to compensate by eating more calories from other sources, according to new findings, which appear in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition.
Still, there may be other benefits for reducing the saturated fat, says Dr. Frank Franklin, Professor retired nutrition and Pediatrics at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, who was not involved in the study.
For example, it could help children to ward off heart disease when they grow up, Franklin told Reuters Health.
The study, Hendrie Gilly and Rebecca Golley Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization divided 145 ages kids four to 13 in two groups. The researchers asked a group to replace their dairy products to low fat varieties for six months, while the other received no dietary advice.
The two groups consume similar amounts of dairy products, and total caloric intake has remained more or less stable during the study, which was funded in part by the dairy Australia.
The nurses interviewed children and parents on their products dairy food habits at baseline and at three and six months. They also drew the blood and measured BMI and waist circumference.
Low group fat made consume less overall fat. At the end of the study, they obtained 13.3% of their total calories from saturated fat, compared to 16.6% in the comparison group.
This is a significant change, Franklin noted, but still more than the 10% recommended by the U.S. Department of Agriculture. He added that young Americans are generally closer than Australians to get the recommended amount.
There was also a drop in cholesterol levels in the low fat group, but waist, BMI and weight were not different.
According to Greg Miller of the National Dairy (MCDV) Council, which represents the industry in the United States, this corresponds to other research on children, where the milk shows a positive impact or neutral on body composition.
"Many researchers said that if we get just consume the products of low in fat or reduced fat, we can have an impact on weight", Miller told Reuters Health.
But as shown in this study, children made up for the number of calories lost elsewhere in their diet. Looking only milk is not helpful as, Miller said.
Franklin said that it was safe to switch to more lean dairy products, which have lower cholesterol but the same amount of nutrients, calcium and vitamin d.
"The only thing done is fat saturated, that you do not need," he said, adding that skimmed and two per cent of fresh milk the same as whole milk.
SOURCE: http://bit.ly/dQhLl7 The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, online March 23, 2011.
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School restoration costs: location matters
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Par Michael Ollinger, Katherine Ralston et Joanne Guthrie
Rapport de recherche économique no (commis d'erreur-117) 52 pp, mai 2011
Plus de 42 millions de dollars meals?31.2 millions de déjeuners et 11 millions de breakfasts?were a servi sur une journée typique de l'école en exercice 2009 aux enfants par la USDA?s National School Lunch et les programmes de petits déjeuners de l'école. Autorités scolaires du réseau alimentaire (SFAs) opèrent école locale programmes d'alimentation et livrer des repas dans les écoles. SFAs doivent servir les repas attrayants, sains tout en couvrant la nourriture, le travail et autres frais de fonctionnement, un défi qui peut être plus difficile pour certains SFAs que pour d'autres, en raison de différences dans les co?ts par repas sur sites. L'analyse des données sur les co?ts de l'école par repas d'un échantillon représentatif au niveau national, grand révèle que la variation géographique est importante. Durant l'année scolaire 2002-2003, ZPC dans le sud-ouest des états-Unis avait en moyenne, toujours plus frais restauration par repas que SFAs dans d'autres régions. Emplacements urbains avaient réduire les co?ts par repas que leurs homologues rurales et suburbains. Les taux de salaire et d'avantages, dépenses alimentaires par repas et SFA caractéristiques telles que le mélange de petits déjeuners et d?ners servis chacun contribué aux différences de services alimentaires frais par repas sur sites. L'importance de ces facteurs varie par emplacement.
Mots clés : Programme de déjeuners de l'école nationale, école programme de petit déjeuner, repas scolaires, école des frais de services alimentaires par repas, ERS, USDA
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Mise à jour date : 3 Mai 2011.
Family meals Keep Kids Slimmer, healthier
(Monday, may 2, HealthDay News) - eat meals with their families help keep children thin and healthy, a new study finds.
Researchers pooled data from 17 earlier studies and concluded that young people who joined members of the family regularly for meals were 24% more likely to eat healthy foods that children rarely eat with their families. They are also less likely to suffer from eating disorders.
Parents can "really relate to and understand" the results, published in the May 2 pediatric issue, said the lead author of the study Amber Hammons, a partner of postdoctoral research at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
"We wanted to go to the contribution of the family in positive results with regard to nutrition," said Hammons. "It is important for parents to know what they can do, especially with obesity and habits;" food they want to know what role they can play. ?
A research on the Internet in 2009, Family Resiliency Center the University researchers obtained relevant studies, involving nearly 183 000 children and adolescents from approximately 3 to 17 years. They watched the eating habits of young people, weight, and if they did something dangerous to control.
Those who ate three meals or more per week with their families were less likely to be obese than those who consume little or no meals with their families and 20 percent less likely to eat candyfrom 12 per cent fried foods, soda and other unhealthy foods.
Eating five meals or more together reduces the likelihood of poor nutrition of 25 p. 100, an analysis of eight studies have revealed.
Children who ate with their families also were 35 percent less likely to engage in "eating disorders" behaviors to lose weight, as the bulimic binge purging, take laxatives or diet pills, vomiting, skipping meals or smoking.
The participants are considered overweight if they had a (BMI) body mass index reaches or exceeds the 85th percentile, which means that they were heavier than 85% of the children of their age.
Eat two or more fruits and vegetables per day and skipping soda, candy and fried foods have been included as a measure of healthy nutrition.
While the study suggests that eating together as a family gives a "protective" benefit of the children, the reasons for this are unclear. Some of the possibilities included the value of adult models and adult intervention before bad behaviour becomes bad habits, the study said.
Further research revealed that home-prepared meals are more nutritious, more fruit and vegetables and fats, sugar and soda.
"We know that the home-prepared meals are more likely to be less calorie-dense," said Hammons. But other factors such as the communication in the meal could also drive the positive influence of family meals on health, she added.
She said "the future direction of research is will look at quantity of meals, but at what time so important meal,".
Another expert, Connie Diekman, Director of nutrition at the University of Washington University in St. Louis, said the study gives "a good overview of what research shows the importance of family meals" on the health of the child. But it has warned on its disadvantages.
"Some studies have limitations, including some variability in the collection of the nutritional results, diversity of ethnic origin and sex, and how the studies rated weight," said Diekman.
But even with these challenges, the study provides "strong indications that shared family meal patterns help to stimulate the nutrient intake, body weight control and potentially prevent eating disorders," said Diekman.
Children can imitate their parents, according to other research. A survey by the American Dietetic Association Foundation has found that children identified parents as their number one role models and claimed that if their parents have consumed more healthy foods, they would be too much, said Diekman.
The authors of this study say doctors should focus on the value of family meals for patients struggling with eating disorders and obesity.
SOURCES: Amber j. Hammons, Ph.d., postdoctoral research associate, Family Resiliency Center, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Connie Diekman, Director of nutrition at the University, Washington University in St. Louis, Mo. ; May 2, 2011, Pediatrics
School restoration costs: location matters
By Michael Ollinger, Katherine Ralston and Joanne Guthrie
Research report economic (Clerk of error-117) No. 52 pp, may 2011
Meals?31. 2 million breakfasts and 11 million of breakfasts?were more than 42 million was used on a typical day of the school in fiscal year 2009 to children by the USDA?s National School Lunch and programs of the school breakfast. Food Network (SFAs) school authorities operate local school feeding programs and deliver meals in schools. SFAs must serve the attractive meals, healthy while covering food, labour and other operating costs, a challenge which can be more difficult for some SFAs than others, due to differences in the cost per meal on sites. Analysis of data on the cost of school meals of a representative sample at the national level, great revealed that geographic variation is important. During the 2002-2003 school year, SFA in the southwest of the United States average, always had more costs restoration by meals that SFAs in other regions. Urban locations had cut costs by meal than their rural and suburban counterparts. The rates of wages and benefits, food expenditures by meals and SFA characteristic mixture of breakfasts and dinners served each contributed to the differences in fresh food services meals on sites. The importance of these factors varies by location.
Keyword (s): The national school lunch program, school breakfast, school meals, school of the cost of meals, ERS, USDA food services program
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Low dairy products in bold doesn't help Kids Drop books
By Leigh Krietsch Boerner
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Kids swap regular for varieties low fat dairy products consume less saturated fat but does not seem to lose weight, according to Australian researchers.
They found the weight or body (BMI) mass index had substantially changed six months after the children towards reduced or low fat dairy products.
Instead of trimming jump them, kids that reduces fat intake seemed to compensate by eating more calories from other sources, according to new findings, which appear in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition.
Still, there may be other benefits for reducing the saturated fat, says Dr. Frank Franklin, Professor retired nutrition and Pediatrics at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, who was not involved in the study.
For example, it could help children to ward off heart disease when they grow up, Franklin told Reuters Health.
The study, Hendrie Gilly and Rebecca Golley Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization divided 145 ages kids four to 13 in two groups. The researchers asked a group to replace their dairy products to low fat varieties for six months, while the other received no dietary advice.
The two groups consume similar amounts of dairy products, and total caloric intake has remained more or less stable during the study, which was funded in part by the dairy Australia.
The nurses interviewed children and parents on their products dairy food habits at baseline and at three and six months. They also drew the blood and measured BMI and waist circumference.
Low group fat made consume less overall fat. At the end of the study, they obtained 13.3% of their total calories from saturated fat, compared to 16.6% in the comparison group.
This is a significant change, Franklin noted, but still more than the 10% recommended by the U.S. Department of Agriculture. He added that young Americans are generally closer than Australians to get the recommended amount.
There was also a drop in cholesterol levels in the low fat group, but waist, BMI and weight were not different.
According to Greg Miller of the National Dairy (MCDV) Council, which represents the industry in the United States, this corresponds to other research on children, where the milk shows a positive impact or neutral on body composition.
"Many researchers said that if we get just consume the products of low in fat or reduced fat, we can have an impact on weight", Miller told Reuters Health.
But as shown in this study, children made up for the number of calories lost elsewhere in their diet. Looking only milk is not helpful as, Miller said.
Franklin said that it was safe to switch to more lean dairy products, which have lower cholesterol but the same amount of nutrients, calcium and vitamin d.
"The only thing done is fat saturated, that you do not need," he said, adding that skimmed and two per cent of fresh milk the same as whole milk.
SOURCE: http://bit.ly/dQhLl7 The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, online March 23, 2011.
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By Leigh Krietsch Boerner
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Kids swap regular for varieties low fat dairy products consume less saturated fat but does not seem to lose weight, according to Australian researchers.
They found the weight or body (BMI) mass index had substantially changed six months after the children towards reduced or low fat dairy products.
Instead of trimming jump them, kids that reduces fat intake seemed to compensate by eating more calories from other sources, according to new findings, which appear in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition.
Still, there may be other benefits for reducing the saturated fat, says Dr. Frank Franklin, Professor retired nutrition and Pediatrics at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, who was not involved in the study.
For example, it could help children to ward off heart disease when they grow up, Franklin told Reuters Health.
The study, Hendrie Gilly and Rebecca Golley Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization divided 145 ages kids four to 13 in two groups. The researchers asked a group to replace their dairy products to low fat varieties for six months, while the other received no dietary advice.
The two groups consume similar amounts of dairy products, and total caloric intake has remained more or less stable during the study, which was funded in part by the dairy Australia.
The nurses interviewed children and parents on their products dairy food habits at baseline and at three and six months. They also drew the blood and measured BMI and waist circumference.
Low group fat made consume less overall fat. At the end of the study, they obtained 13.3% of their total calories from saturated fat, compared to 16.6% in the comparison group.
This is a significant change, Franklin noted, but still more than the 10% recommended by the U.S. Department of Agriculture. He added that young Americans are generally closer than Australians to get the recommended amount.
There was also a drop in cholesterol levels in the low fat group, but waist, BMI and weight were not different.
According to Greg Miller of the National Dairy (MCDV) Council, which represents the industry in the United States, this corresponds to other research on children, where the milk shows a positive impact or neutral on body composition.
"Many researchers said that if we get just consume the products of low in fat or reduced fat, we can have an impact on weight", Miller told Reuters Health.
But as shown in this study, children made up for the number of calories lost elsewhere in their diet. Looking only milk is not helpful as, Miller said.
Franklin said that it was safe to switch to more lean dairy products, which have lower cholesterol but the same amount of nutrients, calcium and vitamin d.
"The only thing done is fat saturated, that you do not need," he said, adding that skimmed and two per cent of fresh milk the same as whole milk.
SOURCE: http://bit.ly/dQhLl7 The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, online March 23, 2011.
(c) Copyright Thomson Reuters 2011. Check the restrictions to the: http://about.reuters.com/fulllegal.aspCommon televisions in childcare centres, ignoring guidelines
(Tuesday, may 3, HealthDay News) - more than two-thirds of the centres included in a new American study child care were available for children to watch television, and almost 60 per cent of the centres ignored the American Academy of the guidelines of the Pediatrics for the exhibition of television in young children.
The study, conducted in Ohio, suggests that many children in child care centres may be ignore the kind of practical learning that only human interaction can bring.
"The thing about TV is that if he agrees to a delay in development, it is not bad, but it comes at the expense of interpersonal interactions, which is really how children reach the development goals," explained an expertDr Rahil Briggs, Director of the healthy program at Montefiore Medical Group in New York. It is not involved in the study.
"When children are balanced across the TV, they can be pass next to what is most important for social development and language: social interaction,"she said."".
The findings are expected to be presented Tuesday at the meeting of societies of Pediatric academies in Denver.
For youth in care, the American Academy of Pediatrics currently recommends that children less than 2 years watch no TV for all the. For children in custody of children over 2 years, the AAP suggests that TV should be on not more than once per week and not more than 30 minutes per session, according to the study.
There are good reasons for lines guidelines, experts say.
"The evidence around television and children is that the TV display is associated with obesity, which may be because it replaces the physical activity time, children can be to eat while they are TV or exposure to food ads.""," said Dr. Kristen Copeland, principal author of the study.
"Children of less than 2 years, the concern is with learning and cognitive. "Learning occurs mainly through interaction with adults," said Copeland, who is a Professor of Pediatrics at the section of the General Pediatrics and Community Hospital Medical Center of Cincinnati Children.
Sometimes, she acknowledged, parents may have to use TV to know their children while they play essential household work. But, she said, when a child is in daycare, there are different expectations.
Briggs agreed. "When parents put children in child care, at the beginning it they're hoping that it will be an opportunity to early learning." "And if the television is on daycare, he takes the time which should be used much better", she said.
This study included 255 Ohio child care centres. No home childcare providers were included in the study. Centres took treating children in early childhood to 6 years.
Overall, 177 (69 per cent) of the child had a TV, and children were watching TV on average four times per month. TV exposure rate was higher (94%) in the centres serving older children (3 to 6 years), and 10 per cent of day-care centres has had a "TV" on in [the] context, researchers noted.
Only 41% of the centres of custody of children interviewed all met TV of AAP, display of the guidelines.
Approximately half of the time, the viewing of TV was nature educational or related to a theme of class, the researchers noted, 30% of the time-TV entertainment programs, while 20 per cent was mixed education/entertainment listening, according to the study.
The good news of this study: child care centres (81%) most studied prohibits TV display for children aged of less than 2 years.
Centres that meets all the guidelines of AAP were likely to be national chains, have national accreditation, have higher tuition fees and to have fewer children with subsidized tuition fees, the study reported.
The study also took an overview to the use of the computer at daycare. They found that 77% of the centres used computers. More--88 percent - said that they had a limit on the time of the computer, and average time spent on the computer was 17 minutes. But, 84% authorized peers to that, the watch another child, with the computer.
"Computers are a truly new area that may grow." "I was surprised to prevalent how they have been for this age group," said Copeland.
Copeland, said that if the parents are concerned about the use of the media of their young children, the first step is to limit the use at home and follow the recommendations of the AAP for less than two hours a day of total screen time.
If the parents buy for child care, she said that TV and computer use should be on their list of issues. And if your child is already in a daycare centre that uses a TV, discuss your concerns with the Director of the Centre. "Often, when parents ask for something, the Centre will change." "It is a business, and they want to keep your business," said.
Of course, Briggs is also aware that some parents just do not have many choices when it comes to child care. Again, she says, it cannot not bad for the parents to make their preferences known, including sharing the guidelines of the AAP with the daycare staff and asking how many times the television is used.
Because the study has not yet published in a journal peer, its conclusions should be considered preliminary.
SOURCES: Kristen Copeland, M.D., Assistant Professor, Pediatrics, division of General and community Pediatrics, Hospital Medical Center, Ohio for children in Cincinnati; Rahil Briggs, Psy.D., Director, Healthy steps, Montefiore Medical Group and assistant professor of Pediatrics, Albert Einstein College of Medicine, New York City. May 3, 2011 presentation, paediatric societies academies / Asian society paediatric research, Denver, Co.
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2011年5月7日星期六
School restoration costs: location matters
By Michael Ollinger, Katherine Ralston and Joanne Guthrie
Research report economic (Clerk of error-117) No. 52 pp, may 2011
Meals?31. 2 million breakfasts and 11 million of breakfasts?were more than 42 million was used on a typical day of the school in fiscal year 2009 to children by the USDA?s National School Lunch and programs of the school breakfast. Food Network (SFAs) school authorities operate local school feeding programs and deliver meals in schools. SFAs must serve the attractive meals, healthy while covering food, labour and other operating costs, a challenge which can be more difficult for some SFAs than others, due to differences in the cost per meal on sites. Analysis of data on the cost of school meals of a representative sample at the national level, great revealed that geographic variation is important. During the 2002-2003 school year, SFA in the southwest of the United States average, always had more costs restoration by meals that SFAs in other regions. Urban locations had cut costs by meal than their rural and suburban counterparts. The rates of wages and benefits, food expenditures by meals and SFA characteristic mixture of breakfasts and dinners served each contributed to the differences in fresh food services meals on sites. The importance of these factors varies by location.
Keyword (s): The national school lunch program, school breakfast, school meals, school of the cost of meals, ERS, USDA food services program
In this report...
Chapters are in Adobe Acrobat PDF format.
Graphs and charts (in .png format) of this report are available in the following .zip file. The .zip file also contains a (readme.txt) document that lists the name and title of each graphic or graphic file.
Update date: 3 May 2011.
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Babies in child care centres receive breast milk
(Thursday, may 5, HealthDay News) - while new mothers are strongly encouraged to breastfeed their babies for at least a year, a small study of child care centres suggests that relatively few are in place to help mothers to do so.
The research conducted by doctors at Hospital Medical Center of Cincinnati Children, revealed that only 12% of infants enrolled in child care centres in two counties near Cincinnati were fed milk from their motherWhile 96% of centre directors stated that they would be comfortable facilitating practice.
"We were surprised to find that despite high levels of personal comfort in the breast milk of food, only a small percentage of infants fed human milk," said study author Dr. Kristen Copeland, an assistant professor of Pediatrics at Medical Center of Cincinnati Children's Hospital.
A stone of stumbling big seems to be a lack of storage refrigerated overnight in centres for any breastfeeding pumped mothers might take care to leave, the study concluded.
"We know that the centres which are pumped to store milk from one day to the next day make it easier for women to ensure a steady supply of milk for their babies," Copeland said, "so if several centres offered storage during the night."It could increase the number of infants fed human milk. ?
The results were presented this week at a joint meeting of the Pediatric Society of companies / Asian University for pediatric research in Denver.
According to the researchers, about half of all newborns to the United States are in daycare, and 18% are in the centres.
To study, Copeland and his colleagues conducted telephone surveys with the directors of 167 childcare centres in two urban counties in southwestern Ohio. Administrators have asked how many infants are currently registered in their centres were fed breast milk pumped, how comfortable the Centre was with feed pumped breast milk, and the Centre has provided a refrigerator or freezer where mothers could store pumped breast milk during the night.
Only 26% of the said centres human milk may be kept during the night.
Three factors, enabling parents to store breast milk during the night, a primarily White inscription and a small proportion of infants receiving subsidized tuition fees, appeared to increase the chances that the babies were treated in a centre may receive milk from their motherthe researchers found.
Copeland, said that, although the study did not examine the reasons why little infants received bottles of milk pumped daycare, a lack of storage at night could be a key factor.
The low prevalence of milk breast feeding infants non-white and low income, most importantly, also could "reflect more low rates of breastfeeding initiation or limited options of women of pumping in the workplace," the authors reported.
"The findings speak for the enormous challenges facing women in power successfully breastfeed their babies,", said researcher Dr. Alison Stuebe, Assistant Professor of obstetrics and Gynecology at the school of the University of medicine at Chapel Hill North Carolina nursing.
Stuebe agreed that the differences observed between babies of poor or rich houses may be due, in part, mothers being does not able to pump during the work day. "The higher your income, it is that you have an Office with a door that you can close for twenty minutes, so you can pump," she said. "" "". If you are working in the window at the wheel of a fast-food, you do not have this possibility. ?
Centres of custody of children who want to be truly cooperative need more that simply provide storage during the night of pumped milk, noted Stuebe. "For example, it must also be a comfortable place where mothers can sit and breastfeed their baby, either at the time of lunch or when they come look at the end of the day," said.
SOURCES: Kristen Copeland, M.D., Assistant Professor, division of General and community Pediatrics, Hospital Medical Center of Cincinnati Children; Alison Stuebe, M.D., Assistant Professor, Department of obstetrics and Gynecology, division of maternal fetal medicine, University of school of medicine, North Carolina, Chapel Hill; May 1, 2011, presentation, society of companies / Asian paediatric University for pediatric research, Denver meeting
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Babies in child care centres receive breast milk
(Thursday, may 5, HealthDay News) - while new mothers are strongly encouraged to breastfeed their babies for at least a year, a small study of child care centres suggests that relatively few are in place to help mothers to do so.
The research conducted by doctors at Hospital Medical Center of Cincinnati Children, revealed that only 12% of infants enrolled in child care centres in two counties near Cincinnati were fed milk from their motherWhile 96% of centre directors stated that they would be comfortable facilitating practice.
"We were surprised to find that despite high levels of personal comfort in the breast milk of food, only a small percentage of infants fed human milk," said study author Dr. Kristen Copeland, an assistant professor of Pediatrics at Medical Center of Cincinnati Children's Hospital.
A stone of stumbling big seems to be a lack of storage refrigerated overnight in centres for any breastfeeding pumped mothers might take care to leave, the study concluded.
"We know that the centres which are pumped to store milk from one day to the next day make it easier for women to ensure a steady supply of milk for their babies," Copeland said, "so if several centres offered storage during the night."It could increase the number of infants fed human milk. ?
The results were presented this week at a joint meeting of the Pediatric Society of companies / Asian University for pediatric research in Denver.
According to the researchers, about half of all newborns to the United States are in daycare, and 18% are in the centres.
To study, Copeland and his colleagues conducted telephone surveys with the directors of 167 childcare centres in two urban counties in southwestern Ohio. Administrators have asked how many infants are currently registered in their centres were fed breast milk pumped, how comfortable the Centre was with feed pumped breast milk, and the Centre has provided a refrigerator or freezer where mothers could store pumped breast milk during the night.
Only 26% of the said centres human milk may be kept during the night.
Three factors, enabling parents to store breast milk during the night, a primarily White inscription and a small proportion of infants receiving subsidized tuition fees, appeared to increase the chances that the babies were treated in a centre may receive milk from their motherthe researchers found.
Copeland, said that, although the study did not examine the reasons why little infants received bottles of milk pumped daycare, a lack of storage at night could be a key factor.
The low prevalence of milk breast feeding infants non-white and low income, most importantly, also could "reflect more low rates of breastfeeding initiation or limited options of women of pumping in the workplace," the authors reported.
"The findings speak for the enormous challenges facing women in power successfully breastfeed their babies,", said researcher Dr. Alison Stuebe, Assistant Professor of obstetrics and Gynecology at the school of the University of medicine at Chapel Hill North Carolina nursing.
Stuebe agreed that the differences observed between babies of poor or rich houses may be due, in part, mothers being does not able to pump during the work day. "The higher your income, it is that you have an Office with a door that you can close for twenty minutes, so you can pump," she said. "" "". If you are working in the window at the wheel of a fast-food, you do not have this possibility. ?
Centres of custody of children who want to be truly cooperative need more that simply provide storage during the night of pumped milk, noted Stuebe. "For example, it must also be a comfortable place where mothers can sit and breastfeed their baby, either at the time of lunch or when they come look at the end of the day," said.
SOURCES: Kristen Copeland, M.D., Assistant Professor, division of General and community Pediatrics, Hospital Medical Center of Cincinnati Children; Alison Stuebe, M.D., Assistant Professor, Department of obstetrics and Gynecology, division of maternal fetal medicine, University of school of medicine, North Carolina, Chapel Hill; May 1, 2011, presentation, society of companies / Asian paediatric University for pediatric research, Denver meeting
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2011年4月28日星期四
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The military court issued the sentence against Maikel Nabil Sanad, 26, a day earlier in the absence of his lawyers, according to a statement by seven Cairo-based rights groups.
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Chances are, your Blog or website has an RSS feed, but your content is still unadapted for mobile devices. Feed2Mobile will simply let you create a mobile version of your content and make it available to mobile visitors
Philosophies regarding social media networks, such as Twitter, can vary greatly. But similar to email, an unspoken etiquette has emerged for these social websites as well. The etiquette for these social sites does not consist of hard and fast rules, but is simply a list of guidelines for posting. The following is a set of Twitter etiquette guidelines, but can also be applied to other social networks...
Twitequette
To create an RSS feed in Bing, conduct a search, and at the end of the URL from the search results screen add the following text: &format=rss
The IBM Press Room lets you create custom RSS feeds that combine several categories. To create a custom feed, select categories below
RSS2Java source for easily adding RSS feeds to your website. The The service is free of charge. A JavaScript code will be generated and needs to be plugged into your website.
Information overload is less about having too much information and more about not having the right tools and techniques to filter and process information to find the pieces that are most relevant for you. This presentation will focus on showing you a variety of tips and techniques to get you started down the path of looking at RSS feeds in a completely different light.
Filtering RSS Feeds
Malatya is a new rss directory for blogs and RSS feeds.
New Feed Directory - FeedFairyFeedFairy.com is an easy to use and free RSS feed directory. Just submit your RSS feed and FeedFairy.com will publish and distribute it for free.
Pros and Cons for Web TemplatesSmall retail businesses who are making the move to an online presence may feel overwhelmed by the process of creating a website. Web templates can often help make the process less painful for a small business. To assist webmasters in the template vs custom design decision, we have outlined the pros and cons to each...
Pros and Cons for Web Templates
Podcasts offer a great way to learn and stay on top of just about any topic. In the classroom, students can listen to podcasts as a group and add their own comments and questions to the program. Make podcasts an integral part of your classroom experience with the help of this collection of podcasts.
80 Podcasts for the Classroom
How to Submit Podcasts to iTunes Music Store
Whenever you buy a brand new product right when it hits the market, the safety of that product is always a concern. That is particularly true when the product, like childrens toys or a new car, can have a direct impact on the health and safety of your own family. Rather than trying to constantly check for any recall announcements for every single product you’ve bought that could pose a safety concern if it malfunctions, it is much easier to just sign up for product recall RSS feeds and then just keep an eye out for any recall alerts that might affect you.
The 8 Best Sources For Product Recall RSS Updates
14 Tips to Make the Most of RSS FeedsAs a busy digital marketer, I live or die by feeds. Feeds keep me up to date and push my content, fast. And as a blogger, I similarly depend on feeds to keep me informed and spread influence.
To be successful you need to be more than simply informed -- you need to be a thought leader and agenda-setter rather than another voice in the echo chamber. But feeds are at a disadvantage on this front, as a headline that appears on a feed must have already been written about.
The goal then is to use feeds, as quickly as possible, to ensure that you're among the first writing about a topic.
14 Tips to Make the Most of Feeds
Diggs unpopular version 4 redesign last summer has put a big damper on the sites traffic, but the Digg team has come around and started to make changes that are helping to bring users back. The latest smart move: banning RSS feed submissions. No longer can every single post from a site be auto-submitted to Digg via RSS.
Digg Bans RSS Submissions
Splush enables editors to share with their audience, real-time updated content from partners, friends or favorites information sources. A dynamic blogroll and multimedia access make RSS Feeds accessible to all without any technical constraints.
Splush is also FeedAds : the first ads service of sponsored links 2.0 where traditional statistic links are replaced by more attractive ones updated in real time, with direct link to content and multimedia.
Looking for RSS Tools or Podcasting Tools?
The Internet has become a highly interactive medium. In order to participate in discussion forums and newsgroups, it is important to be familiar with standard and accepted Internet forum etiquette. Here are some tips to help make your forum participation more productive and beneficial...
1. Terms-Of-Service
Read the forum rules and terms-of-service before you begin posting. This way, you can avoid having your introduction to the forum being an accidental breaking of a rule or other misconduct.
Forum Etiquette
Dapper is a tool that enables users to create update feeds for their favorite sites and website owners to optimize and distribute their content in new ways.
Importance Of Good Headlines For Feed SubscribersContrary to what you may think, people who subscribe to your feed aren’t necessarily reading your articles. In most cases your posts will be competing with a large amount of content, some of which may be very similar to your own.
I do almost all of my reading through a feed reader and there is a habit I’ve picked up which I think is symptomatic of most feed subscribers. With so many new articles popping up in my feed reader every day I can not possibly read all of them to completion. I tend to prioritize by title, then skim a little, and if my curiosity is peaked, the article gets my full attention.
Increase RSS Subscribers
30 Simple Ways to Gain RSS SubscribersBefore creeping into the ways, you must also remember that your content must be really good as Content is the King. It is recommended to read the following few posts which will help you to shape your self in terms of contents and its promotions,
Increase RSS Subscribers
RSSMore is a free rss screensaver that lets you subscribe to any number of RSS/XML feeds and view them in your rss screen saver.
Digital Sound Effects is a new portal that contains thousands of sound effects. The Digital Sound Effects collection contains royalty free sound effects that can be used as introductions, extros or a background in any digital audio or video productions including podcasts. The Digital Sound Effects website contains a wide array of sound effects that range from realistic car crashes with screeching brakes to soothing nature sound effects.
Each sound effect is available as a download in a zip file. The zip file contains the sound effect in an MP3, Wav, and WMA format. All effects contained on digital-sound-effects.com are all royalty free which means they can be downloaded and used without the broadcaster having to pay royalties for the use of the sound effect. The broadcaster or publisher pays a single fee and are able to use effects in any capacity that they choose.The sound effects can be used on websites, podcast productions or in any other format.
Digital Sound Effects
Three Ways to Prevent People From UnsubscribingGetting traffic to your blog and turning your visitors into loyal readers requires a lot more than just writing new blog posts. What you must do is create an environment so people want to return, and if you can turn them into RSS subscribers, then you will be that much more powerful. Sometimes when we make our content pages we can easily look sight of the fact that we are not really making them for us, we are making them for our visitors and site readers. Ok, we want you to get some RSS subscribers because it can be very helpful to have them, and we would like for you to continue reading so you can find out some great approaches for doing that.
3 Ways to Stop People From Unsubscribing
Delightfulblogs is a human-reviewed blog directory where you can promote your blog to get more traffic.
Are you looking for a tool to automate the submission of RSS feeds? Checkout RSS Submit
Coming up with ideas for new blog posts on a regular basis can be a challenge, even for the most prolific writers. Experience shows that readers tend to favor certain types of posts more than others. Here are some popular types of blog posts that you might want to use for those times when inspiration simply does not strike.
Tips for Blog Posting
What is Hot What is Not in Technology for 2011What is Hot
1. Virtual Cloud
2. Mobile Apps
3. Virtual Technology
4. Connectivity
5. Scalability
What is Not
1. Privacy
2. Social Noise
3. Transparency
4. Regulation
5. Land Lines
Read more about What is Hot and What is Not in Technology for 2011
Motivational Quotes of the Day RSS
RSS and RSS Readers Alive and WellI agree:
A brush fire has been swirling through the blogosphere of late over whether RSS is dead, dying, or possibly severely injured and in need of assistance. It seems to have started with a post from UK-based web designer Kroc Camen that got picked up by Hacker News and re-tweeted a lot. The flames were fanned by a blog post from TechCrunch that drove RSS developer Dave Winer into a bit of a Twitter frenzy. But is RSS actually doomed, or even ailing? Not really. Like plenty of other technologies, it is just becoming part of the plumbing of the real-time web.
complete article
FeedStomper - Turn an overactive feed that clutters up your RSS reader into a regular, once-a-day summary feed.
rss2email is a small Python utility that sends out nicely formatted emails from RSS feed postings. Why would you want such a thing? Well, many people still use email as their primary communications tool and don’t want to be bothered with RSS. Also, if you are on the go and are using a mobile device, it is often easier to be buzzed by push email than it is to configure a mobile RSS reader.
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Free RSS reader for iPad
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What are some advantages of RSS? - RSS Specification Feed created by FeedForAll Blog Post Archive
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What are some advantages of RSS?
RSS is like Tivo for your computer!
????* Your feeds are in one place and there are no ads or pop-ups.
* You can scan the list of headlines to see what you want to read without wasting a lot of time.
* Better than using bookmarks because your personal feeds are available from any computer that has Internet access.
* Content from RSS feeds can be inserted into Web pages.
Advantages of RSS
How to Import an RSS Feed to FacebookIf you keep an outside blog, you can import it to your Facebook account using an RSS feed. By importing an RSS feed, you can easily add notes to your profile without repeating your posts on several Web sites.
Import an RSS feed to Facebook
Are you trying to create an RSS feed? Use FeedForAll software with a built in wizard to quickly and easily create RSS feeds.
Egyptian Blogger Sentenced to 3 YearsAn Egyptian military tribunal has convicted a blogger of insulting the army after he publicized reports of abuses by the military, and sentenced him to three years in prison, human rights groups said Monday.
The military court issued the sentence against Maikel Nabil Sanad, 26, a day earlier in the absence of his lawyers, according to a statement by seven Cairo-based rights groups.
complete article
Question and answer websites have popped up all over the Internet. These interactive sites are designed to connect individuals, and help them get answers to questions. We have compiled a list of some of the more popular Question & Answers websites...
Question and Answer Websites
Chances are, your Blog or website has an RSS feed, but your content is still unadapted for mobile devices. Feed2Mobile will simply let you create a mobile version of your content and make it available to mobile visitors
Philosophies regarding social media networks, such as Twitter, can vary greatly. But similar to email, an unspoken etiquette has emerged for these social websites as well. The etiquette for these social sites does not consist of hard and fast rules, but is simply a list of guidelines for posting. The following is a set of Twitter etiquette guidelines, but can also be applied to other social networks...
Twitequette
To create an RSS feed in Bing, conduct a search, and at the end of the URL from the search results screen add the following text: &format=rss
The IBM Press Room lets you create custom RSS feeds that combine several categories. To create a custom feed, select categories below
RSS2Java source for easily adding RSS feeds to your website. The The service is free of charge. A JavaScript code will be generated and needs to be plugged into your website.
Information overload is less about having too much information and more about not having the right tools and techniques to filter and process information to find the pieces that are most relevant for you. This presentation will focus on showing you a variety of tips and techniques to get you started down the path of looking at RSS feeds in a completely different light.
Filtering RSS Feeds
Malatya is a new rss directory for blogs and RSS feeds.
New Feed Directory - FeedFairyFeedFairy.com is an easy to use and free RSS feed directory. Just submit your RSS feed and FeedFairy.com will publish and distribute it for free.
Pros and Cons for Web TemplatesSmall retail businesses who are making the move to an online presence may feel overwhelmed by the process of creating a website. Web templates can often help make the process less painful for a small business. To assist webmasters in the template vs custom design decision, we have outlined the pros and cons to each...
Pros and Cons for Web Templates
Podcasts offer a great way to learn and stay on top of just about any topic. In the classroom, students can listen to podcasts as a group and add their own comments and questions to the program. Make podcasts an integral part of your classroom experience with the help of this collection of podcasts.
80 Podcasts for the Classroom
How to Submit Podcasts to iTunes Music Store
Whenever you buy a brand new product right when it hits the market, the safety of that product is always a concern. That is particularly true when the product, like childrens toys or a new car, can have a direct impact on the health and safety of your own family. Rather than trying to constantly check for any recall announcements for every single product you’ve bought that could pose a safety concern if it malfunctions, it is much easier to just sign up for product recall RSS feeds and then just keep an eye out for any recall alerts that might affect you.
The 8 Best Sources For Product Recall RSS Updates
14 Tips to Make the Most of RSS FeedsAs a busy digital marketer, I live or die by feeds. Feeds keep me up to date and push my content, fast. And as a blogger, I similarly depend on feeds to keep me informed and spread influence.
To be successful you need to be more than simply informed -- you need to be a thought leader and agenda-setter rather than another voice in the echo chamber. But feeds are at a disadvantage on this front, as a headline that appears on a feed must have already been written about.
The goal then is to use feeds, as quickly as possible, to ensure that you're among the first writing about a topic.
14 Tips to Make the Most of Feeds
Diggs unpopular version 4 redesign last summer has put a big damper on the sites traffic, but the Digg team has come around and started to make changes that are helping to bring users back. The latest smart move: banning RSS feed submissions. No longer can every single post from a site be auto-submitted to Digg via RSS.
Digg Bans RSS Submissions
Splush enables editors to share with their audience, real-time updated content from partners, friends or favorites information sources. A dynamic blogroll and multimedia access make RSS Feeds accessible to all without any technical constraints.
Splush is also FeedAds : the first ads service of sponsored links 2.0 where traditional statistic links are replaced by more attractive ones updated in real time, with direct link to content and multimedia.
Looking for RSS Tools or Podcasting Tools?
The Internet has become a highly interactive medium. In order to participate in discussion forums and newsgroups, it is important to be familiar with standard and accepted Internet forum etiquette. Here are some tips to help make your forum participation more productive and beneficial...
1. Terms-Of-Service
Read the forum rules and terms-of-service before you begin posting. This way, you can avoid having your introduction to the forum being an accidental breaking of a rule or other misconduct.
Forum Etiquette
Dapper is a tool that enables users to create update feeds for their favorite sites and website owners to optimize and distribute their content in new ways.
Importance Of Good Headlines For Feed SubscribersContrary to what you may think, people who subscribe to your feed aren’t necessarily reading your articles. In most cases your posts will be competing with a large amount of content, some of which may be very similar to your own.
I do almost all of my reading through a feed reader and there is a habit I’ve picked up which I think is symptomatic of most feed subscribers. With so many new articles popping up in my feed reader every day I can not possibly read all of them to completion. I tend to prioritize by title, then skim a little, and if my curiosity is peaked, the article gets my full attention.
Increase RSS Subscribers
30 Simple Ways to Gain RSS SubscribersBefore creeping into the ways, you must also remember that your content must be really good as Content is the King. It is recommended to read the following few posts which will help you to shape your self in terms of contents and its promotions,
Increase RSS Subscribers
RSSMore is a free rss screensaver that lets you subscribe to any number of RSS/XML feeds and view them in your rss screen saver.
Digital Sound Effects is a new portal that contains thousands of sound effects. The Digital Sound Effects collection contains royalty free sound effects that can be used as introductions, extros or a background in any digital audio or video productions including podcasts. The Digital Sound Effects website contains a wide array of sound effects that range from realistic car crashes with screeching brakes to soothing nature sound effects.
Each sound effect is available as a download in a zip file. The zip file contains the sound effect in an MP3, Wav, and WMA format. All effects contained on digital-sound-effects.com are all royalty free which means they can be downloaded and used without the broadcaster having to pay royalties for the use of the sound effect. The broadcaster or publisher pays a single fee and are able to use effects in any capacity that they choose.The sound effects can be used on websites, podcast productions or in any other format.
Digital Sound Effects
Three Ways to Prevent People From UnsubscribingGetting traffic to your blog and turning your visitors into loyal readers requires a lot more than just writing new blog posts. What you must do is create an environment so people want to return, and if you can turn them into RSS subscribers, then you will be that much more powerful. Sometimes when we make our content pages we can easily look sight of the fact that we are not really making them for us, we are making them for our visitors and site readers. Ok, we want you to get some RSS subscribers because it can be very helpful to have them, and we would like for you to continue reading so you can find out some great approaches for doing that.
3 Ways to Stop People From Unsubscribing
Delightfulblogs is a human-reviewed blog directory where you can promote your blog to get more traffic.
Are you looking for a tool to automate the submission of RSS feeds? Checkout RSS Submit
Coming up with ideas for new blog posts on a regular basis can be a challenge, even for the most prolific writers. Experience shows that readers tend to favor certain types of posts more than others. Here are some popular types of blog posts that you might want to use for those times when inspiration simply does not strike.
Tips for Blog Posting
What is Hot What is Not in Technology for 2011What is Hot
1. Virtual Cloud
2. Mobile Apps
3. Virtual Technology
4. Connectivity
5. Scalability
What is Not
1. Privacy
2. Social Noise
3. Transparency
4. Regulation
5. Land Lines
Read more about What is Hot and What is Not in Technology for 2011
Motivational Quotes of the Day RSS
RSS and RSS Readers Alive and WellI agree:
A brush fire has been swirling through the blogosphere of late over whether RSS is dead, dying, or possibly severely injured and in need of assistance. It seems to have started with a post from UK-based web designer Kroc Camen that got picked up by Hacker News and re-tweeted a lot. The flames were fanned by a blog post from TechCrunch that drove RSS developer Dave Winer into a bit of a Twitter frenzy. But is RSS actually doomed, or even ailing? Not really. Like plenty of other technologies, it is just becoming part of the plumbing of the real-time web.
complete article
FeedStomper - Turn an overactive feed that clutters up your RSS reader into a regular, once-a-day summary feed.
rss2email is a small Python utility that sends out nicely formatted emails from RSS feed postings. Why would you want such a thing? Well, many people still use email as their primary communications tool and don’t want to be bothered with RSS. Also, if you are on the go and are using a mobile device, it is often easier to be buzzed by push email than it is to configure a mobile RSS reader.
- RSS Specification Feed created by FeedForAll Blog Post ArchiveCurrent Blog
2011
March 2011 Blog
February 2011 Blog
January 2011 Blog
2010
December 2010 Blog
November 2010 Blog
October 2010 Blog
September 2010 Blog
August 2010 Blog
July 2010 Blog
June 2010 Blog
May 2010 Blog
April 2010 Blog
March 2010 Blog
February 2010 Blog
January 2010 Blog
December 2009 Blog
November 2009 Blog
October 2009 Blog
September 2009 Blog
August 2009 Blog
July 2009 Blog
June 2009 Blog
May 2009 Blog
April 2009 Blog
March 2009 Blog
February 2009 Blog
January 2009 Blog
2008
December 2008 Blog
November 2008 Blog
October 2008 Blog
September 2008 Blog
August 2008 Blog
July 2008 Blog
May - June 2008 RSS Blog
April 2008 RSS Blog
March 2008 RSS Blog
February 2008 RSS Blog
January 2008 RSS Blog
2007
December 2007 RSS Blog
November 2007 RSS Blog
October 2007 RSS Blog
September 2007 RSS Blog
August 2007 RSS Blog
July 2007 RSS Blog
June 2007 RSS Blog
May 2007 RSS Blog
April 2007 RSS Blog
March 2007 RSS Blog
February 2007 RSS Blog
January 2007 RSS Blog
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December 2006 RSS Blog
November 2006 RSS Blog
October 2006 Blog
September 2006 Blog
August 2006 Blog
July 2006 Blog
June 2006 Blog
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