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  • Smoking
    • Media Influences
      • Children are at lower risk of smoking and drinking if their parents monitor and set limits on their movie viewing.
      • Seeing smoking in movies can almost triple the chances that an adolescent will try smoking
      • Adolescents who watch R-rated movies are more likely to initiate smoking and drinking
      • Tobacco Brands Still Common in PG-13 Movies
    • Parent & Family Influences
      • Adolescents who watch R-rated movies are more likely to initiate smoking and drinking.
      • Use of Cigarettes and Alcohol by Preschoolers While Role-playing As Adults
      • Mothers' Opinions Matter Study (MOMS)
  • Obesity, Diet, & Activity
    • Media Influences
      • TV in the Bedroom and Child Overweight
    • Family Influences
    • School & Community Influences
      • Supermarket Nutrition Navigation System Launched
  • Chronic Health Conditions
    • Impact on Families
    • Family-Centered Care Programs
  • Prenatal Exposure
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