St. Louis' Webzine for Kids
January/February Vol. 12 Issue 1

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Liver Transplant
Liver transplant opens new life for local kid
Ordinarily, having an organ transplant can be difficult for a young kid. But, 12-year-old D.J Lampert had his operation when he was a tiny baby. And it has opened up a whole new life of service to him.
Dogs and Reading
Can dogs help kids read better?
Everyone knows a dog can be a kid's best friend. But, can dogs help you learn how to read better?
Winter Food for Birds
Help birds find winter food. Many are sick and weak

Wild birds always welcome help from kids in finding food during wintertime. But, this winter, the West Nile Virus is adding a special urgency.

Cross Country Runner
"Worst" experience helps cross-country runner
Ten-year-old Adam Prahlow used his "worst" running experience as a valuable lesson. It helped him finish third in the 2002 AAU cross-country nationals last month.

 

Memories
How your memories shape your life
Can you remember something important from five years ago? How do you remember the smell of your favorite food? Where does your brain store these memories?
Asthma
End of Cold War helps knowledge of kids' asthma
In 1990, East and West Germany were unified. That historic event played a part in helping doctors understand more about kids' allergies such as asthma.

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