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Is it wise to try and find a Bible verse for them to understand, or should I wait until they have a more mature understanding of spiritual things?
From the writings of the Rev. Billy Graham
Q: Children amaze me with their questions. I protect my children from listening and watching the wrong things, so I make sure they are looking at wholesome books and watching ...Read more
Couple's Ancient Divorce Is Still A Sore Subject
DEAR ABBY: My parents have been divorced for 30 years. It was an unpleasant divorce because Dad had an affair with a woman he worked with and married her soon after. Mom was devastated. She and Dad were high school ...Read more
Pregnancy complications linked to risk of early death, even decades later
From gestational diabetes to preeclampsia, pregnancy complications may be associated with a woman’s risk of early death — even decades later.
“Adverse pregnancy outcomes may lead to small physiologic changes that ...Read more
Getting a good night’s rest is vital for neurodiverse children – pediatric sleep experts explain why
Most of us are all too familiar with the consequences of a poor night’s sleep – be it interrupted sleep or simply too little of it. If you’re a parent with kids at home, it often leaves you and your children on ...Read more
Caring for older Americans’ teeth and gums is essential, but Medicare generally doesn’t cover that cost
C. Everett Koop, the avuncular doctor with a fluffy white beard who served as the U.S. surgeon general during the Reagan administration, was famous for his work as an innovative pediatric surgeon and the attention he ...Read more
Nutrition News: Attention "Nutrition News" Editors: The Following Column Was Previously Released In 2021. Thank You. - Creators
ATTENTION "NUTRITION NEWS" EDITORS: THE FOLLOWING COLUMN WAS PREVIOUSLY RELEASED IN 2021. THANK YOU. - CREATORS
Healthy Eating tips
I've given several presentations lately on "food as medicine" -- meaning, eating for ...Read more
Solving the puzzle: Autism diagnosis often takes longer for girls, whose symptoms can differ from boys'
SAN DIEGO -- Donning one of her favorite unicorn-themed nightgowns and perched comfortably in an extra large beanbag chair, Alyssa Tracy watches videos on her tablet.
It’s a quiet, early April morning at the Lakeside, ...Read more
Vulnerable Florida patients scramble after abrupt Medicaid termination
TAMPA, Fla. – Esther JeanBart leaned over her son’s wheelchair, caressing his face and trying to make him giggle. Gianni JeanBart was under the weather, but still his eyes rolled toward her and his mouth widened, ...Read more
Commentary: Health care is not a top issue in 2024. COVID-19 explains why
In a striking departure from recent voting and polling trends, health care has tumbled to the 16th most important problem facing Americans today, according to new Gallup data.
At first glance, this shift is bewildering, ...Read more
On Nutrition: Questions about blood type diet and peanuts
A college student in Illinois writes, “I’ve always been interested in nutrition and one of the things I see popping up all the time is something called the 'Blood Type Diet.' I know that losing weight has nothing to do...Read more
Ask Amy: Mother frets over monstrous middle name
Dear Amy: My 24-year-old daughter is expecting a baby boy.
She told me that she plans to use her biological dad's name as her baby's middle name.
Her dad, "Tobias," and I divorced when she was six and her brother was ...Read more
Wedding Planning Shifts To A Cousin's Appearance
DEAR ABBY: I have a 25-year-old niece, "Meadow," who embraces the hippie lifestyle. She's kind and sweet and loves everyone. She has also opposed "the Establishment." She's heavily tattooed and has several facial piercings...Read more
Low Blood Pressure Prompts Concern About Blood Levels, Iron
DEAR DR. ROACH: I am a 23-year-old woman. Recently, my friend experienced a problem with high blood pressure, and for about five days, I followed her diet, which consisted of no added salt or sugar. While taking care of ...Read more
Advocating avocados
The U.S. imports tons of avocados from Mexico -- and some sources say that more than 2.7 billion pounds of those luscious green berries (yes, they are berries) are consumed by Americans every year, including more than 54 ...Read more
Is anything in the Bible that says we should commit ourselves to God?
From the writings of the Rev. Billy Graham
Q: While attending a conference on joy, I heard a speaker challenge those in attendance to commit themselves to God. I’ve been in church all my life but I’ve never heard that...Read more
It's taken 100 scientists two years to rename airborne viruses after COVID-19 mistakes
Airborne viruses will be called “pathogens that transmit through the air” under new terminology the World Health Organization hopes will end a scientific rift that hampered the early response to COVID-19.
After two ...Read more
Dunleavy lays out efforts to preserve ability to spend public funds at private and religious schools
ANCHORAGE, Alaska — In the wake of a court decision that struck down key statutes governing Alaska's public homeschooling programs, Gov. Mike Dunleavy said Wednesday that he would not immediately seek to advance new ...Read more
Mayo Clinic Minute: What is pink eye?
Pink eye is extremely common in kids. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, public schoolchildren in the U.S. miss 3 million school days each year because of pink eye.
Dr. Tina Ardon, a Mayo Clinic ...Read more
States want to make it harder for health insurers to deny care, but firms might evade enforcement
For decades, Amina Tollin struggled with mysterious, debilitating pain that radiated throughout her body. A few years ago, when a doctor finally diagnosed her with polyneuropathy, a chronic nerve condition, she had begun ...Read more
Mayo Clinic Minute: How often should you wash your hair?
To shampoo or not to shampoo? That might be your question each time you head into the shower. Dr. Dawn Davis, a Mayo Clinic dermatologist, says, when it comes to the scalp and the hair, there's a new trend online where ...Read more
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- Solving the puzzle: Autism diagnosis often takes longer for girls, whose symptoms can differ from boys'
- It's taken 100 scientists two years to rename airborne viruses after COVID-19 mistakes
- Caring for older Americans’ teeth and gums is essential, but Medicare generally doesn’t cover that cost
- Getting a good night’s rest is vital for neurodiverse children – pediatric sleep experts explain why
- Commentary: Health care is not a top issue in 2024. COVID-19 explains why