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To help combat childhood obesity, the CDC says early care and education systems among the states can promote standards to address nutrition, infant feeding, physical activity and screen time; schools can promote and sponsor salad bars; and food venues can offer healthy food and drink options.
Obesity rates among preschool children receiving federal aid declines →
The CDC says summer camps bring children from different communities together, therefore increasing the chances of infectious diseases such as measles to spread.
New York summer camp attendees now required to have vaccines amid measles outbreak →
