• All children under 13 years of age should be placed in the back seat of a vehicle, especially one with passenger-side air bags. • Newborns, infants and toddlers should be in a rear-facing infant-only or convertible seat until they are 2 years old or have outgrown their rear-facing seat.Read More

Staff members and their families at U.S. Africa Command gathered to participate and cheer on each other as amateur Olympians competed in 22 different competitions during the third annual AFRICOM Olympics held at Kelley Barracks Aug. 22.
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By Lt. Col. Karen Hawkins
U.S. Army Public Health Command

Is eating on the run the norm for your family? Busy family schedules often lead to fast foods and convenience foods. Unfortunately, many of these on-the-go food choices may not provide important nutrients children need for good health.Read More

By Robert N. Kang
U.S. Army Public Health Command

According to the National Eye Institute, vision disorders are the most common handicapping conditions during childhood in the United States. Yet, fewer than 15 percent of all preschool children receive eye examinations.Read More