Children feared among dead in upstate NY fire
Authorities say children are feared to be among the victims of a house fire that killed several people in a village in upstate New York. Full story
No link seen between cell phone towers, cancer
Children who live close to a mobile phone tower don't appear to be at any higher risk of cancer than those who don't live in the neighborhood, a new study says. Full story
No link between cell towers, kids' cancer risk
Children whose mothers lived close to a mobile phone tower while pregnant did not appear to be at any higher risk of cancer than children whose mothers lived farther away, a new study finds. Full story
Mead Johnson extends supply agreement with Martek
Children's formula maker Mead Johnson Nutrition Co. said Monday it extended an agreement with Martek Biosciences to be a global supplier of ingredients in its children's formula. Full story
SC technical schools, ETV, surviving budget vetoes
Children's immunizations, technical colleges, and forest firefighters were among items spared the budget ax Wednesday as South Carolina legislators considered 107 vetoes. Full story
Mead Johnson discontinues chocolate drink for tots
Children's formula maker Mead Johnson Nutrition Co. said Wednesday it will discontinue its Enfagrow Premium chocolate toddler drink due to what it called "misunderstanding and mischaracterization" over the product's intended use. Full story
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Kids help mother deliver baby
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Toddler rescued with help of news crews
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Haiti: Saving the children
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