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" How Screen Time Affects Your Kids&amp;#039; Sleep and Behavior A new study published in JAMA Pediatrics found that children whose parents limit their screen time perform better in school, get more sleep, behave at home, and are healthier compared to kids who spend unlimited time with computers or TV. The effect is not immediate, so it might be difficult for parents to see the results of limiting screen time, but researchers said that small changes make a noticeable difference. And totally taking away access to your kids&amp;#039; favorite devices isn&amp;#039;t necessary. The American Associate of Pediatrics recommends no more than one to two hours of screen time a day for kids over the age of two. CDC Says Some Foodborne Illness on the Rise The Center for Disease Control&amp;#039;s 2013 food safety report is out, and the progress reducing the instances of foodborne illnesses is depressing. Vibrio, triggered by eating raw contaminated shellfish, is at its highest rate since the CDC&amp;#039;s surveying began in 1996. Instances of Campylobacter, commonly linked to raw or undercooked chicken, have grown an alarming 13% since 2008 \u2014 and E. Coli is inching up as well. On the bright side, cases of Salmonella decreased 9% in the past three years, and the number of foodborne illnesses overall remained virtually unchanged.  Unilever Is Cutting Back on Plastic The company has announced it will soon cut the amount of plastic in their bottles and containers by 15%. They paired with Zotefoams PLC of Britain to develop technology that will inject small amounts of gas into the walls of plastic bottles. The products shouldn&amp;#039;t change in size or strength, but will feel lighter. Unilever will first introduce the new containers with Dove body washes \u2014 which, according to the Associated Press, could save of 275 tons of plastic per year. The Best and Worst States for Infertility  RESOLVE, the National Fertility Association, has created their second annual &amp;quot;fertility report card&amp;quot; for the United States. Each state is scored on its insurance coverage for in virto fertilization, the availability of fertility specialists, and prevalence of infertility support groups. The best states for those struggling to get pregnant? Connecticut, Illinois, Maryland, Massachusetts, and New Jersey. On the flip side, states with failing grades include New Hampshire, Alaska, and Wyoming. &amp;quot;For the second year in a row, we are working to highlight state-by-state disparities between access to support resources and fertility treatment, in an effort to motivate people to take action to improve their state&amp;#039;s fertility friendliness,&amp;quot; said Barbara Collura, President and CEO of RESOLVE. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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