Healthy Living

KidsHealth
This website provides a lot of useful information for kids, teens, and parents on how to get healthy and stay healthy. Issues concerning puberty and illness are also addressed.
See also:
Helping a Parent Who Smokes
Coping with an Alcoholic Parent
These two articles from the KidsHealth website are very useful for kids and young adults that want to help their parents stop smoking or drinking alcohol.
This website provides a lot of useful information for kids, teens, and parents on how to get healthy and stay healthy. Issues concerning puberty and illness are also addressed.
See also:
Helping a Parent Who Smokes
Coping with an Alcoholic Parent
These two articles from the KidsHealth website are very useful for kids and young adults that want to help their parents stop smoking or drinking alcohol.

President’s Challenge
This program was created to provide everyone with quality health information on healthy living and encourage them to be physically active, participate in sports, and eat healthy.
This program was created to provide everyone with quality health information on healthy living and encourage them to be physically active, participate in sports, and eat healthy.


TeenSpeak:
Center for Young Women's Health
This site addresses issues young females face concerning women's health.
Center for Young Women's Health
This site addresses issues young females face concerning women's health.

Profiles of Adolescents who are Not in Good Health
Health affects children’s immediate well-being and success, and it also has lifelong implications for educational, social and economic success. This article uses data from the 2011/2012 National Survey of Children’s Health (NSCH) to describe adolescents who are in poor health and compare their personal, family, and neighborhood characteristics to those of healthier adolescents.
Health affects children’s immediate well-being and success, and it also has lifelong implications for educational, social and economic success. This article uses data from the 2011/2012 National Survey of Children’s Health (NSCH) to describe adolescents who are in poor health and compare their personal, family, and neighborhood characteristics to those of healthier adolescents.