Keeping Kids Healthy
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Keeping Kids Healthy, the weekly pediatric health television series, produced by Montefiore Medical Center in association with Thirteen/WNET New York, launches its eighth season of national syndication September 30th, 2007. Please check your local public television station for air dates and times. Keeping Kids Healthy won its fourth Emmy Award at the 2007 New York Emmy Awards this spring. To date, Keeping Kids Healthy has garnered four Emmy awards and nine nominations.
This pioneering children’s health television series is a show about better parenting, disease prevention and about keeping your kids safe. The 2007 Emmy Award was presented in the category of Interview/Discussion programming. The show received one Emmy Award in March 2006 for outstanding Health/Science programming and two Emmy Awards in the same category in 2005.
Keeping Kids Healthy originally premiered on Friday May 10, 2002, and is nationally syndicated by American Public Television. The show is Executive Produced by Rich Sabreen Enterprises. The show's eighth season of national syndication begins airing September 30th, 2007.
This pioneering children’s health television series is a show about better parenting, disease prevention and about keeping your kids safe. The 2007 Emmy Award was presented in the category of Interview/Discussion programming. The show received one Emmy Award in March 2006 for outstanding Health/Science programming and two Emmy Awards in the same category in 2005.
Keeping Kids Healthy originally premiered on Friday May 10, 2002, and is nationally syndicated by American Public Television. The show is Executive Produced by Rich Sabreen Enterprises. The show's eighth season of national syndication begins airing September 30th, 2007.
Episode Info
Every day we hear gruesome stories of violent acts committed by young people: school shootings, gang wars, bullying. But why are so many kids turning to violence, and how do we stop it? Experts have begun to figure out some of the answers; other answers come from the kids who live through the violence. This program brings you the insights of both these groups. Visit a young man in his neighborhood in Newark, New Jersey - one of the toughest cities in the country - and see how he has managed to stay clear of the violence around him. Meet his mother, and discover the role she has played in his success. See first-hand how one innovative program reaches out to four year olds, showing them effective ways to resolve problems without resorting to violence. Join host Dr. Winnie King as she devotes a special half-hour to teaching all of us how to break the cycle of violence.
Prev: 8x13 -- Youth Violence: Breaking the Cycle (Dec/23/2007)
Every day we hear gruesome stories of violent acts committed by young people: school shootings, gang wars, bullying. But why are so many kids turning to violence, and how do we stop it? Experts have begun to figure out some of the answers; other answers come from the kids who live through the violence. This program brings you the insights of both these groups. Visit a young man in his neighborhood in Newark, New Jersey - one of the toughest cities in the country - and see how he has managed to stay clear of the violence around him. Meet his mother, and discover the role she has played in his success. See first-hand how one innovative program reaches out to four year olds, showing them effective ways to resolve problems without resorting to violence. Join host Dr. Winnie King as she devotes a special half-hour to teaching all of us how to break the cycle of violence.
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Classification: Documentary
Genre: Educational | Medical
Status: Returning Series
Network: PBS (
USA)
Airs: Sundays
Runtime: 30 Minutes
Premiere: May 10, 2002
Genre: Educational | Medical
Status: Returning Series
Network: PBS (
USA)Airs: Sundays
Runtime: 30 Minutes
Premiere: May 10, 2002
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