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Pacifiers may double chances of ear infections

Submitted by WWAY on 15 July 2008 - 11:28am.READ MORE:
Ear infections are the most frequent medical diagnosis for kids six and under. Blame may go to a popular children's accessory. Full story...
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High school students taking college courses this summer

Submitted by WWAY on 24 June 2008 - 4:27pm.READ MORE:
videoGetting into a good college seems to be more competitive than ever. This summer thousands of high school students will take college classes, hoping to gain an advantage when it comes time to being admitted. Full story...
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Preventing swimmer's ear

Submitted by WWAY on 19 June 2008 - 2:31pm.READ MORE:
videoDuring these hot days, a lot of kids are spending long hours in the water, and inevitably, the next day some of them will complain about an earache. It is called swimmer's ear, and it is preventable. Full story...
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Young volunteers helping elderly in need

Submitted by WWAY on 5 June 2008 - 11:30am.READ MORE:
videoThey're spending the summer in Brunswick County, but not a lot of time at the beaches. Instead, this group of young volunteers will be helping the elderly in need. Full story...
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Thousands take purity pledge

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Each year thousands of young people make a pledge of abstinence, vowing not to have sex until they get married. But over time, how does the behavior of the kids who pledge compare with those who don't?

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Digital divide distances kids, parents

Submitted by WWAY on 21 November 2007 - 6:29pm.READ MORE:
videoAre most kids more internet savvy than their parents? A new Harris polls says the answer is yes. And some of those kids also do things online that would probably upset their mom and dad. Full story...
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Exercise great alternative to anti-depressant medication

Submitted by WWAY on 5 October 2007 - 5:58pm.READ MORE:
In the last dozen years there has been a growth in the number of people taking antidepressant medications for depression. New research reveals there's another way to help those who feel sad and listless and no prescription is required. Full story...
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Talking to your kids about drugs

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Research has shown repeatedly that the single most powerful way to convince kids not to use drugs is for parents to tell them: "don't use drugs!" But how many parents are delivering that message?

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Organization lets kids donate hair

Submitted by WWAY on 3 October 2007 - 5:16pm.READ MORE:
videoOne of the most powerful forces in the life of school kids is the desire to fit in, to be like their friends. But for two million kids with a disorder called alopecia, being bald makes them stand out. Full story...
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