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Following Apps and Social Media Regarding Your Child’s Development Could Be Misleading
Parents always compare their child to others and are constantly worrying whether their child is developing okay. Social media
Study Shows Women Who Frequently use Hair Straightening Products At Risk of Uterine Cancer
A new study suggests that women who straighten their hair chemically may be more prone to uterine cancer. However,
Majority of Americans Overlooking Flu Vaccine This Year, To Mask Instead
The flu season is here, but most Americans are not ready to get the flu shot, but they would
Less Screen Time Is Actually Healthy for Your Kids, Experts Say
If you're the kind of parent that thinks distracting your child with video games or handhelds such as your
Alternative Methods To Prevent Incidences of High Blood Pressure
Previous studies defined blood pressure as the increased circulation of blood in the confinement of the arteries. The pressure
How Parents Should Deal With Children Who Develop Concussions
Reports indicate that some of the most common injuries are concussions. Statistics analysed from testimonials gathered from several National
Study Finds New Gene Variants That Cause Autism
Scientists working with the Simons Foundation, New York, have discovered rare gene variants that increase the likelihood of a
Recommendations to Protect School Children From COVID-19
Educators believe that students should return to in-person learning to improve their mental and academic well-being. However, with the
An Inspiring Story Amidst Growing Opioid Addiction
Honesty Liller is a 40-year-old woman who started using drugs at the age of 12. She says that what
Opioid Use During Pregnancy May Yield Severe Long-Term Impacts On The Child’s Health
Opioid use is considered highly addictive and dangerous to those consuming them. However, there has not been much research
