A new study from Harvard finds more than half of U.S. children and teens aren't drinking enough water to stay properly hydrated. Experts say it could lead to a range of health problems and even hurt kids' ability to learn and think clearly. Danielle Nottingham reports.
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A new study from Harvard finds more than half of U.S. children and teens aren’t drinking enough water to stay properly hydrated. Experts say it could lead to a range of health problems and even hurt kids’ ability to learn and think clearly. Danielle Nottingham reports.
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