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Amish children in Indiana were more immune to disease than children who grew up on Swiss farms, according to a recent study.
A recent report from the Center for Disease Control says one in 88 children has autism. Doctors say this could be the result of more diagnoses.
A new program from the Department of Child Services is trying to keep children in their own homes for longer before being transferred to foster care.
Under current Indiana law, there is a 60 day waiting period.
Several tested toys reached more than 100db -- equivalent to the noise of a chainsaw, subway train or power mower.
Two studies that link childhood obesity to peer and parent influence are being challenged.
Proponents of the bill hope to have it in place by the time the Superbowl arrives in Indy.
Funding for community services are hard to find, and the state recently cut funding to schools who administer after school programs.
Only 10 percent of parents think their own teens drank alcohol in the last year and 5 percent think their teens smoked marijuana in the last year.
Children who were just born around the time of 9/11 explain what they know and believe about September 11 and the events that followed.
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