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Kids For Health Moves Into National Arena

Program to develop content for Web-based preventive medicine concept

Posted: December 26, 2009 at 3:12 a.m.

David Frank Dempsey
Orion General, 2, and Alissa Creech, 7, eat a Christmas dinner Friday at the Bentonville Church of Christ during the annual B&B Fund Drive in Bentonville. CHRISTMAS DINNER

A health education program that started 15 years ago in Washington County schools is moving into a national arena to help children around the world learn healthy habits for life.

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