World of Children.

The article focuses on the 2002 Fifth Annual Kellogg's Hannah Neil World of Children Awards ceremony. It was held on November 16, 2002 in Columbus, Ohio. Honorees were selected from a pool of 161 nominees from 27 countries for the three separate awards. The $100,000 Kellogg's Child Development Award was awarded to CINDE (del Centro Internacional de Educacion y Desarrollo Humano) founder Glendon P. Nimnicht. CINDE was cited for "improving the quality of life of those living in poverty in the United States, Latin America and Third World countries." T. Berry Brazelton, M.D., winner of the $100,000 Cardinal Health Children's Care Award, is the author of 30 books and 200 scholarly papers. He has treated many thousands of pediatric patients, trained and inspired hundreds of pediatric fellows, and delivered thousands of lectures around the world. Other honorees included Luke Hingson from Pennsylvania, whose Brother's Brother Foundation provides medicine, medical supplies and textbooks to need children throughout the world.