Is greater than normal nocturnal heart rate in children with renal scars a predictor of reflux nephropathy?
Despite their having an equivalent physiologic dip in blood pressure during night-time, normotensive children with renal scars have a significantly greater nocturnal heart rate than do control subjects.
Overweight/obese children were more likely to improve their subsequent fruit and vegetable consumption than normal-weight children, but TV viewing's independent relationship with dietary changes may counteract the weight status-associated dietary improvement.