41. TIME.com: Back To School -- Jan. 19, 2004 G E N E R A T I O N S back to school Campus life. lured to Lasell by the desire torejoin a scholarly community — reasonably priced healthcare insurance http://www.time.com/time/generations/article/0,9171,1101040119-574877,00.html

Conference TIME/ABC News Obesity Summit View the live webcast Articles Since 1985 Current Issue Past 30 Days -Top Searches- Iraq George W. Bush U.S. Military al-Qaeda Osama bin Laden G E N E R A T I O N S Back to School Campus life. Exams. Papers. Test anxiety. Sounds like the perfect retirement By JEREMY CAPLAN Monday, Jan. 12, 2004 Now Kaplan, 86, is one of 210 student Just a few hundred yards from the tiny dorm rooms where his younger classmates reside, Kaplan reaches up to a handmade bookshelf and dusts off his 1940 Yale thesis on F.D.R. up until now the retired furniture maker has avoided Lasell writing courses. Kaplan skims his old thesis to remind himself how he used to Polish his prose. Having lived through 11 presidencies and the birth of three grandchildren since he penned that last paper, he reviews his work with a critical eye. Then he sets it aside, closes his laptop and puts pen to page the old-fashioned way. It may be his first paper in 64 years, he says, but that doesn't mean it can't be his best. In 2003 more than 7,000 new apartments and cottages were built in CCRCs across the country. Lasell Village has a waiting list of more than 100 people. And with the senior population expected to double over the next 30 years, experts like Schless project exponential growth in the number of such communities. By 2006 new retirement communities will have sprouted up alongside at least six major colleges and universities, including the University of Texas, UC Davis, Purdue, Stanford, Denison, Penn State and the University of Florida. The Stanford center, called the Classic Residence by Hyatt, in northern California won't open until May 2005, but 305 of the 388 units have already been sold. Starting at $600,000 a unit, prices rise to $3.9 million for a 4,200-sq.-ft. three-bedroom apartment.

42. Your Child Back To School Issues back to school for kids with special needs—find out shy, high energy, anxious, ata new school, have special developmental or mental health needs, or http://www.med.umich.edu/1libr/yourchild/bts.htm

YOUR CHILD HOME Your Child Topics UMHS HOME Back to School Issues Back to school for kids with special needs —find out how to understand and help your child adjust to school, if they are shy, high energy, anxious, at a new school, have special developmental or mental health needs, or under some kind of family stress. Back to school safety tips: School bus, walking and biking safety Motor vehicle safety: child passengers and teen drivers Playgrounds and sports safety Back to school nutrition tips: Ten tips for packing a healthy lunch for kids Feeding your child Obesity and Overweight Tips to help young children adjust when it's time to go back to school. Lots more back-to-school links from Kidshealth.org for parents, kids and teens. Includes information on homework, extracurricular activities, bullying, stress, and getting along with teachers. Written and compiled by Kyla Boyse, R.N. Reviewed by Richard Solomon, M.D.

43. Back To School Irish Health Focus Vhi For school lunch ideas contact your local health board to Last updated Friday, 24August 2001 Search vhi.ie for more information on back to top of page. http://www.vhi.ie/hfiles/hf-011.jsp

44. ADA.org: Video News Releases Baby Boomers; backto-school Checkups; Breakthrough Dental Research;Cigars; Dental Anxiety; Senior Oral health; Whiter Teeth. Baby Boomers. http://www.ada.org/public/media/videos/vnr/index.asp

Find a Dentist Seal Program Contact Us MEDIA VIDEOS ... PRESS KITS Video news releases Choose full-motion video presentations from several topics on oral health care. Baby Boomers Back-to-School Checkups Breakthrough Dental Research Cigars ... Whiter Teeth Baby Boomers Broadband/4.8MB Dial up/642k Return to Top Back-to-School Checkups Broadband/1.5MB Dial up/132k Return to Top Breakthrough Dental Research Broadband/4.9MB Dial up/657k Return to Top Cigars Broadband/1.0MB Dial up/212k Return to Top Dental Anxiety Broadband/753k Dial up/157k Return to Top Dentist Use New Technology to Identify Missing Persons Broadband/4.7MB Dial up/627k Return to Top Future of Oral Care Broadband/4.1MB Dial up/558k Return to Top Gum Disease Broadband/4.1MB Dial up/555k Return to Top Healthy Smiles Broadband/2.0MB Dial up/415k Return to Top Learn the Real Story About Mercury in Dental Fillings Broadband/1.5MB Dial up/495k Return to Top New Technologies Broadband/3.3MB Dial up/441k Return to Top Oral Cancer Broadband/3.5MB Dial up/538k Return to Top Oral Cancer Screening Broadband/1.3MB

45. School Health Profiler - Spring 2004 Issue Tips about Bullying, Washing your Hands, Parenting, Healthy Eating, Sex workshops,funding for class and schoolwide projects. . Go back to the top of this page. http://www.region.peel.on.ca/health/shp/2004/

Ambulance Archives Art Gallery By-laws Child Care Corporate Services Council Emergency Services Environment Employment / Jobs Executive Office Finance Health Heritage Housing Human Resources Land Division Long-Term Care Museum News Archives Ontario Works Planning Police Public Works Purchasing Regional Official Plan Roads Social Services Transhelp Waste Management Issue #6 - Spring 2004 Now Available Previous Issues: Issue 5 Fall 2003 (PDF 1 MB 12 pages) Issue 4 Spring 2003 (PDF 1.16 MB 12 pages) Issue 3 Fall 2002 (PDF 1.75 MB 12 pages) Issue 2 Spring 2002 (PDF 1.59 MB 12 pages) Issue 1 Fall / Winter 2001 (PDF 1.97 MB 12 pages) Feature Articles in this Issue: Our Health and the Environment - Water - Air - Climate change - Reduce, reuse, recycle

46. Mayor's Office Of Health Insurance Access The backto-school 2003 Campaign is a public health insurance outreach and enrollmentinitiative designed to provide eligible yet uninsured children and http://www.nyc.gov/html/hia/html/b2sflyer.html

Home News HealthStat Health Insurance ... For Small Businesses Proprietors HEALTHSTAT Activities Prescreening Tool Ad Campaign ... HealthStat Facts PUBLIC BENEFITS Earned Income Tax Credit HOME WHAT'S NEW E-mail the Director Back-to-School 2003 Campaign The Back-to-School 2003 Campaign is a public health insurance outreach and enrollment initiative designed to provide eligible yet uninsured children and families with opportunities to learn about and enroll in public health insurance programs. The initiative will occur in New York City public schools during the over the counter registration period, August 25th through September 5th , and on the first two days of the new school year, September 8th and 9th. Now principals and other key school personnel can download Back-to-School outreach flyers to heighten awareness of these public health insurance programs at their schools. Please download both English and Spanish flyers by clicking each of the below:

47. CHILDREN S HEALTH INSURANCE PROGRAM NATIONAL BACK-TO-SCHOOL KICK CHILDREN S health INSURANCE PROGRAM NATIONAL backTO-school KICK OFF.HHS Secretary Donna E. Shalala, along with Attorney General http://www.cms.hhs.gov/schip/whitehouse/990922wh.asp

48. Back To School 2001: Bad Teeth Epidemic Among Poor Children back to school 2001 Bad teeth epidemic among poor she s going to have problems inschool if they packer in Erie, asked a migrant health services coordinator http://www.post-gazette.com/regionstate/20010826teethschoolonereg3p3.asp

Back to School 2001: Bad teeth epidemic among poor children Sunday, August 26, 2001 By Rachel Smolkin, Post-Gazette National Bureau Six-year-old Edith Becerra has a toothache, but her mother can't find a dentist to treat her. Edith's tooth began hurting when a filling fell out. Now, she's having trouble eating, and her mother worries that the pain will worsen, making it difficult for her to do her schoolwork as she begins first grade tomorrow. "I know what a toothache is, and I know she's going to have problems in school if they don't attend to it now," said Evelia Becerra, who speaks only Spanish. First in a series 5 Pitt dental students learn of the need first-hand Becerra, an apple-packer in Erie, asked a migrant health services coordinator to help her find a dentist quickly. But only two dental clinics in the Erie area take patients on Medicaid, the government program for low-income families. Becerra was told that the earliest possible appointment for Edith was Dec. 28 four painful months away. Tooth decay, a common chronic childhood condition, is easily treated in most young children. But many low-income children in America do not have such care, either because they have no dental insurance or because their parents cannot find a dentist who will treat them.

49. CNN.com - Health - Health Advocates Back Coke’s New School Policy - March 15, 2 CNN http://cnn.com/2001/HEALTH/diet.fitness/03/15/coke.schools.reax/index.html

MAIN PAGE WORLD U.S. WEATHER ... ABOUT US CNN TV what's on show transcripts CNN Headline News CNN International ... askCNN EDITIONS CNN.com Asia CNN.com Europe set your edition Languages Spanish Portuguese German Italian Danish Japanese Korean Arabic Time, Inc. Time.com People Fortune EW Health advocates back Coke’s new school policy In this story: Links to obesity, osteoporosis ’Positive move’ Nutritious options RELATED STORIES, SITES By Thurston Hatcher CNN.com Writer ATLANTA, Georgia (CNN) Public health advocates welcomed Coca-Cola’s plans to provide a healthier array of drinks at vending machines on school campuses. Coca-Cola announced Wednesday it will make a wide variety of beverages available to schools, including juices, water, sugar- and caffeine-free drinks, and products rich in vitamins and calcium. ALSO Coke alters school plans RESOURCES Get more information on healthy eating from the USDA's nutrition Web site, Nutrition.gov “I think it’s definitely a movement in the right direction as far as pediatric nutrition is concerned and as far as getting kids on a healthier track,” said Jo Ann Hattner, a pediatric nutritionist in Palo Alto, California, who is a spokeswoman for the American Dietetic Association. Coke also said it would work with schools wanting to limit sales of beverages at certain times and locations on campus, and would support nonexclusive deals between schools and local bottlers.

50. Welcome - Voices And Choices - PPHB - Health Canada a school health Profile by which students’ responses to the questionnaireare reported back to the school community. Voices and http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/pphb-dgspsp/vc-ss/welcome_e.html

Welcome Tips to Get Started Background Introductory ... Adolescence Welcome What's new: June 13, 2003 - The Voices and Choices resources and database are now available to secondary schools in Canada from grade 9 (Secondary 3 in Quebec) to graduation (CEGEP 2 in Quebec). Please note that all of the documents have recently been revised. We appreciate your interest in the Voices and Choices initiative and wish you well with your school health planning. Welcome to the Voices and Choices web site, a dynamic new site that can help members of your school community work together to improve student and school health and enhance learning. Voices and Choices: Planning for School Health is a practical, do-it-yourself, on-line, strategic planning tool for school communities in Canada. It engages young people in identifying their health- and school-related needs and in developing and implementing strategies to address these needs. It includes: a Guide to Implementation outlining a seven-stage planning process;

51. 10 Tips To Help Your Child Go Back To School 9. If your child is worried about school, they may turn to food for comfort. as aspecial treat for the end of the first week back. ABC of health ABC of health. http://www.bupa.co.uk/health_information/asp/healthy_living/children/school/

You need to have javascript enabled for scripts to allow image rollovers and automatic dates to work. search home services health information ... health tests 7 June 2004 health information health living children's health From summertime to ... sums Many children find going back to school stressful. They have lots of fraught questions, such as who will my form teacher be? Will I be able to sit with my friends? Worrying about who they will have lunch with and 'fitting in' can make children (teenagers especially), extremely anxious. Some need a great deal of support to help them cope with new term pressures. Clothes and shoes Normal routine Reassure your child Wind down ... A bit of bribery Where possible involve your children in purchasing school clothes. Ensure that their clothes and shoes are comfortable and that their school bag remains light - if your child is comfortable, he or she will feel better during the school day. Get your child into a normal routine a few nights before school starts. Don't let your child stay up late as a special 'last night of freedom' treat, watch TV or do anything that will make it hard for them to settle down - it might be good to read them an extra story or just chat while they are in bed. A late night will only make them harder to wake in the morning, and they may cope less well with the stresses of the day. From your perspective, it will also make the morning routine much more rushed - and you more stressed and short-tempered. Reassure your child that their friends will still be there, or, if it's a move to a new school, try to encourage him or her into thinking that all the new children are feeling the same way and that meeting new friends is good.

52. Back To School Bonanza - Suite101.com Let’s make 20002001 the best school year of our lives! Welcome to theback to school edition of Mental health for Teens @ Suite101.com. http://www.suite101.com/article.cfm/mental_health_teens/44646

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53. School Psychologists Action Network - Newsletter The backto-school Opportunity Knocks Improving healthcare for Children.by Peter Whelley, NCSP, Coordinator, NASP health Care Initiative. http://www.nasponline.org/advocacy/SPAN/span_sep03_hcinews.html

Message from the Chair Mark Your Calendar: PPI 2004 Building Upon Legislative Successes and Opportunities The School Psychologist Shortage: Evidence for Effective Advocacy ... Access the NASP Advocacy Action Center The Back-to-School Opportunity Knocks: Improving Healthcare for Children by Peter Whelley, NCSP, Coordinator, NASP Health Care Initiative Summer is waning and the school year is quickly approaching. As the first day nears, kids and their families will be getting ready. Anxious anticipation together with enthusiasm and optimism is what we would hope accompanies each child as they approach the schoolhouse door. Schools and school personnel, such as yourself, can inform parents and help them enroll their children. For some, the beginning of a new school year means shopping for new clothes, getting needed immunizations, sports physicals, etc.  Unfortunately, more than 8.5 million children will be starting the school year without health insurance. That means that they not only will not be getting routine checkups and preventative care, but they are likely to go untreated when ill and have more chronic illness than those who are insured. The implications for their educational experience are obvious.  The saddest part is that it doesn’t have to be this way.Â

54. News > Press Archive > Kids Are Back In School, Tobacco Smoke Is Out; - American Kids Are back in school, Tobacco Smoke is Out. Through the Efforts of the AmericanLung Association of Virginia and Other health Groups, the General Assembly of http://www.lungusa.org/site/pp.asp?c=dvLUK9O0E&b=41837

55. Back-to-School: A Perfect Time For Families To Catch Up On Vaccinations NFID) and the National Coalition for Adult Immunization (NCAI) want parents tomake the back to school period a time for a family preventive health check. http://www.nfid.org/factsheets/btsrelease.html

Back-to-School: A Perfect Time For Families To Catch Up On Vaccinations National Immunization Awareness Month Spotlights Family Protection Throughout August Contacts: Ulysee Huling Jennifer Passantino August 20, 2002 (Bethesda, MD) Millions of parents are busy getting their kids ready for a brand new school year buying new clothes, books and supplies, and making doctor appointments for annual physicals. But this year the doctor's visit is more important than ever for parents to make sure their children and the whole family get caught up on important immunizations. Shortages of a number of vaccines from the last year are now over or ending, and the National Foundation for Infectious Diseases (NFID) and the National Coalition for Adult Immunization (NCAI) want parents to make the back to school period a time for a family preventive health check. "Back-to-School season often means vaccinations for children but we also want parents to take this opportunity to assess their own preventive health status," said Susan Rehm, MD, president, National Foundation for Infectious Diseases. "Adults often ignore needed immunizations, and this fall is the perfect time for the entire family to catch-up on vaccinations." Due to supply issues, many routine vaccines were deferred causing children and adults to fall behind on their vaccination schedules. While the temporary shortages did not pose a critical health risk, the NFID and NCAI want to make sure that children and adults don't let their immunizations lapse as supplies are restored to normal.

56. WebMD Health Topic Couples Coping Support Group Discussion going back to school by otherdave. Regoing back to school by oimone, on 5/14/2004 113621 AM. Dave. http://boards.webmd.com/message.asp?message_id=6785330

57. NIDA - Newsroom - NIDA Goes BACK To School Volkow, director of the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA), National Institutesof health, discussed the Institute s new back to school initiative, which http://www.drugabuse.gov/Newsroom/03/NR10-22.html

Common Drugs of Abuse Acid/LSD Alcohol Cocaine Club Drugs Drug Testing Heroin Inhalants Marijuana MDMA/Ecstasy Methamphetamine Nicotine PCP (Phencyclidine) Prescription Medications Prevention Research Steroids Treatment Research Trends and Statistics NIDA Home Newsroom NIDA Goes BACK to School For Release October 22, 2003 At a press briefing held today in Washington, D.C., Dr. Nora D. Volkow, director of the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA), National Institutes of Health, discussed the Institute's new Back to School initiative, which provides students and teachers with informative, accurate information about addiction and drug abuse. "We are excited about expanding the resources available to students and teachers on the science behind drug abuse and addiction," Dr. Volkow said. "Beyond their educational value, our materials hold the promise of sparking students' general interest in the biological sciences as a possible career choice, while meeting teachers' needs for engaging curricula that also fulfill national science education objectives." One exciting component of the NIDA Goes Back to School initiative is " NIDA for Teens: The Science Behind Drug Abuse ," an interactive Web site officially launched at today's event. Available at

58. NIDA - Newsroom - NIDA Goes BACK To School teachers across the country, the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA), a componentof the National Institutes of health, is going back to school in September http://www.drugabuse.gov/Newsroom/03/NR9-12.html

Common Drugs of Abuse Acid/LSD Alcohol Cocaine Club Drugs Drug Testing Heroin Inhalants Marijuana MDMA/Ecstasy Methamphetamine Nicotine PCP (Phencyclidine) Prescription Medications Prevention Research Steroids Treatment Research Trends and Statistics NIDA Home Newsroom NIDA Goes BACK to School For Release September 12, 2003 Like millions of students and teachers across the country, the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA), a component of the National Institutes of Health, is going back to school in September. In addition to sending teachers across the country information about the science-based education material available free from the Institute, NIDA is launching a virtual back to school program with a Web site designed especially for teens. "We are excited about the NIDA resources available to students, parents, and teachers about the science behind drug abuse and addiction," says NIDA Director Dr. Nora D. Volkow. "Our materials are designed to inform students at a variety of grade levels about how research can help us discover the causes and possible cures for drug addiction. At the same time, they meet teachers' needs for engaging curricula that also fulfill national science education objectives." The new Web site

59. Requirements For Back-to-School Immunizations Requirements for backto-school Immunizations. Public health departments provide vaccinationsfree of charge. In addition, some school-based clinics may provide http://healthlink.mcw.edu/article/934555000.html

Search Articles: search tips Please Take the HealthLink Survey Email this article Print this article Find related articles: By topic: Children's Health Vaccines/Immunizations By keywords: children vaccination immunizations shots Receive Health Link via email! Subscribe now >> Requirements for Back-to-School Immunizations Parents and children are looking forward to the beginning of the school year. Part of this annual fall ritual is to be sure children are up-to-date on their vaccinations. Most immunizations are administered before a child is two years old; however, between ages four and six, prior to entering kindergarten, children are due for two or three booster shots. Children between 12 and 15 years of age may be due for booster shots, too. While no one looks forward to vaccine injections, the benefits of preventing serious vaccine-preventable diseases far outweigh the mild discomfort of the shot (or shots) and low risk of side effects. Not only do vaccines keep our children healthy, the State of Wisconsin requires children to be fully vaccinated (or in the process of being fully vaccinated) prior to entering school. Parents or guardians may receive a waiver to not vaccinate their children for medical, religious or personal conviction reasons. The Wisconsin Immunization Law is intended to protect all of our children from vaccine-preventable diseases. The state law requires children in licensed day care centers and students in kindergarten through grade 12 to be immunized according to their age/grade level by the beginning of the school year. Immunizations are required against measles, mumps and rubella (MMR), diphtheria, tetanus and pertussis/whooping cough (DTP), polio and Hepatitis B. The same vaccines plus Haemophilus influenza b (Hib) are required for day care children.

60. No More Back-to-School Blues: Nine Tips For A Smooth Transition - Massachusetts Make sure you schedule your child’s backto-school health checkup (if necessary),get the required immunizations and fill out the necessary health forms http://www.greatschools.net/cgi-bin/showarticle/ma/242/parent

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