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Adventures in HealthCare Camp Application Now Available!

SOYD • Examining an X-ray, watching a helicopter drop off a patient, changing a baby’s diaper and gaining firsthand knowledge about health care careers — participants in the 2011 Adventures in HealthCare Camp did all of that and more.

Sponsored by BJC School Outreach & Youth Development, Adventures in HealthCare Camp will be held July 16-20 this year. The weeklong camp will be held 9 a.m.-2 p.m. each day.

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Adding it Up: How Much Sugar Should Youth Consume?

SOYD • Recent news reports remind us of the importance of looking at the sugar content of commonly consumed cereals. Click here to read what BJC School Outreach Dietitians recommend.


BJC employees accept the MyPlate Fruits and Veggies Video Challenge!

ST. LOUIS • The USDA recently challenged Americans “to show how you’re adding more fruits and vegetables to your diet without straining your budget”. The USDA invited Americans to create short videos showing how they are adding fruits and vegetables to their diets without spending a lot of money. According to the challenge website, “The goal of the challenge is to encourage healthy eating habits and raise awareness around USDA’s MyPlate dietary guidelines, which includes making half your plate fruits and vegetables.”

Kristin Cunningham, Dietitian for BJC School Outreach and Youth Development, has accepted the challenge by developing a "Fruit Goo and Veggie Slime" video tip for kids. Beau Branwen, Bradley Eader, and Robert Church from BJC Center for Lifelong Learning provided technical assistance. The public can vote for their favorite video daily, through Dec. 12!  The winners will be announced Dec. 14! Please vote for our "Fruit Goo and Veggie Slime" video!


School nurse survival conference featured in the National Association of School Nurses Journal

School nursing is a specialty that requires nurses to provide holistic health care to a diverse population. Federal disability laws make it necessary for the school nurse to maintain and competently perform higher level technical skills—outside the home or hospital setting.  Find the Abstract and Full Article Here.