Schools Urged to Teach Heart Education
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Schools should be more aggressive in teaching children about heart disease and the risks of bad diet and little exercise, the American Heart Association said Monday.
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A new course has been developed for school teachers to help cut the numbers of serious accidents and fatal injuries on educational trips.
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Teachers are going to have to make some changes.
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If a healthy heart and smaller waistline aren't incentive enough for kids to eat healthy foods, maybe a bracelet or key chain will do the trick.
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Plans to boost the educational chances of children in care are to be outlined in a White Paper.
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Scientists say they are closer to understanding exactly how exercise is good for the heart.
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Children are being presented with healthier choices for school dinners and in vending machines.
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PE lessons in England are to be reviewed to encourage teenagers to exercise and avoid becoming obese.
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Most secondary school teachers think their pupils should learn how to obtain an abortion as part of sex education classes, according to a poll.
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Education experts say children should be allowed to talk more in class.
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CAMPAIGNERS hope that shocking statistics on the global epidemic of heart disease and strokes will prompt countries to take action to reduce risks to health.
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The majority of teachers think sex education should include information  on  abortion, a survey suggests.
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Schools in England have been sent advice on how to teach children good spoken English.
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NEW YORK  - Counseling and self-help programs can help people with heart disease quit smoking, according to a review of published studies.
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Engineers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in the United States are close to mending broken hearts. They have managed to create a small swatch of heart tissue that displays many of the hallmarks
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Scientists yesterday suggested that they could within a few years help cardiac patients repair and regenerate their hearts by using stem or parent cells from their own organs.
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Developing countries, especially in Asia, must promote healthy lifestyles from childhood to halt rising obesity and heart disease rates, medical experts said on Thursday.