January, 2009

Members of the press may obtain interview contact information by calling AAP Communications at 847/434-7877. Staff members also can provide physician spokespersons and background information on any child health topic.

	AAP Releases 2009 Childhood and Adolescent Immunization Schedule (January 2009)
	AAP Policy Statement Recommends Improved Insurance Payment and Benefit Design for Adolescent Health Care (January 2009)
	Teens Who Take Virginity Pledges Just As Likely to Have Sex, Less Likely to Use Protection (January 2009)
	Parental Knowledge of Thirdhand Smoke Dangers Linked to In-home Smoking Bans (January 2009)
	Family Rejection of Gay Teens Linked to Later Suicide Attempts, Depression, Drug Use and Risky Sexual Behavior (January 2009)
	Children with Asmtha More Likely to Miss School if Parent Has a Chronic Disease (January 2009)
	A Return to Work After Birth Hinders Breastfeeding Success (January 2009)
	Telemedicine Improves Rural Care, Evidence Collection in Sexual Abuse Cases (January 2009)
	20 Healthy New Year's Resolutions for Kids (January 2009)

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