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African immigrant, mom sees fruits of healthy baby food

Agatha Achindu's life-changing career move started out simply enough -- she wanted a healthy baby.

People.com: Tori Spelling: I Make My Own Baby Food

The actress and author enjoys preparing her children's food - herself

It's not baby fat: Among 4-year-olds, nearly 1 in 5 is obese

Nearly one-fifth of American 4-year-olds are obese, and children of color are at higher risk, according to new research.

Convictions upheld in China milk scandal

A court upheld the convictions of two milk producers in China's tainted milk scandal, which killed at least six infants and sickened nearly 300,000 others, state-run media reported.

Death sentences in China tainted milk case

The former chairwoman of China's Sanlu dairy was sentenced to life in prison and three others received death sentences Thursday in a tainted milk scandal that killed at least six infants and sickened nearly 300,000 others.

Commentary: Why we need an obesity tax

Like many New Yorkers, I remember a time when nearly everyone smoked. In 1950, Collier's reported that more than three-quarters of adult men smoked. This epidemic had a devastating and long-lasting impact on public health.

Fitness boot camp helps fight childhood obesity

One of the best gifts you can give a child this holiday season may not be the latest gadget, toy, or tasty treat, but instead the gift of a healthy lifestyle.

Weak economy puts more kids in line for free meals, report says

The sagging economy is taking a bite out of federal school-meal subsidies as more students take advantage of free or low-price breakfasts and lunches, nutritionists say in a report released Thursday.

Bill Clinton not interested in wife's Senate seat

Former President Bill Clinton has no interest in replacing his wife in the U.S. Senate, his spokesman said, adding any speculation that he would be interested is "completely false."

FDA sets 'safe' levels for melamine in baby formula

After first saying that they could not determine a threshold for the safe amount of certain toxic chemicals in infant formula, Food and Drug Administration officials said Friday that trace amounts are safe.

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