Study Indicates Kids Don't Drink Enough Water

"Children in the United States are not drinking as much water as they should, and the deficiency can have far-reaching implications, a new study suggests. 'Even mild dehydration can affect physiological function, and cause fatigue, muscle weakness, headaches and dry mouth,' said Samantha Heller, clinical nutrition coordinator at the Center for Cancer Care at Griffin Hospital in Derby, Conn., who was not involved in the study."