Michael & Susan Dell Center for Healthy Living Blog
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Ideas for a Socially Distanced Halloween
October 20, 2020
It may seem like Halloween is cancelled this year amidst social distancing due to COVID-19, but there are still many ways to celebrate Halloween in a safe way. You might just have to get creative!
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National Hispanic Heritage Month: Ballet Folklórico
October 12, 2020
It’s National Hispanic Heritage month! This designation honors the achievements, cultures, contributions, and history of both Hispanic and Latinx American people.
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Q&A with Dr. Jennifer Orlet Fisher
September 30, 2020
Next Thursday, the 5th annual Philip R. Nader Legacy of Health Lectureship will take place virtually with the help of the UTHealth School of Public Health. The goal of this lectureship is to promote and inspire academics, providers, public health students and community residents to stimulate the fields of primary prevention and community pediatrics.
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Prenatal Exposure to Tobacco Q&A with Dr. Brianna Moore
September 4, 2020
Earlier this year Dr. Moore and her team published the Prenatal Exposure to Tobacco and Offspring Neurocognitive Development in the Healthy Start Study in the Journal of Pediatrics. The researchers explored the associations between prenatal exposure to tobacco and neurocognitive development in the absence of prematurity or low birth weight.
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Flexible Parenting During COVID-19
July 29, 2020
As a parent of three children under the age of twelve, I have been dealing with the same pandemic-related stressors as millions of other parents across the country since March.
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How to Reopen K-12 Schools in the Safest Way Possible: Things to consider during the COVID-19 pandemic
June 30, 2020
In the United States, school closings impacted approximately 56.6 million students and their families. As all 50 states have begun reopening in some way, there’s increasing debate of when it will be safe for schools to resume in-person classes.
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How to stay active while at home during COVID-19
May 26, 2020
Staying physically active during times of stress – like the current public health pandemic – may not be a family’s top priority. However, maintaining an active routine at home can go a long way in supporting our physical and mental well-being. Not only does physical activity help children learn better and lead healthier lives, it can help reduce stress.
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Bike to School Week: How This Kindergartner Bikes During COVID-19 Homeschooling
May 21, 2020
My son is an active kindergarten boy. He loves to play, be outdoors, build Legos, read, but lately he has a passion for riding his special green bike. Since we have been at home the past 8 weeks, he has really increased his bike riding.
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Bike to School Week : Ride with your Family
May 8, 2020
In this time when spirits can be low and the day can appear dark, the bicycle is the perfect way to escape the monotony of being at home in a safe and healthy way.
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Climate Change and Nutrition
May 5, 2020
By 2050, the global population is expected to reach 9.7 billion people. Feeding two billion more people than the current global population would, by itself, be an extraordinary challenge. Feeding two billion additional people—while also facing significant temperature increases, more extreme weather events, changes in water availability, and loss of land resulting from climate change—will undoubtedly strain global food production and lead to food insecurity for millions of individuals around the globe.
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