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As laws regulating cannabis are relaxed, parents can take precautions to keep kids safe. >
The size of many vitamins and supplements can be a problem for older adults. Here's what helps. >
The average cost for a year's supply of MS drugs has more than quadrupled, jumping from about $18,000 to $76,000 since 2006. >
Little Hits Damage the Brain, Too
Football players who have been hit so hard they are left dazed or unconscious are now routinely prevented from playing for a certain period of time. But more minor repeated hits do damage, too. There are cellular changes in the brain's white matter even when a player has not sustained a concussion. Blood levels of the tau protein, seen in Alzheimer's and dementia patients, go up, a bad sign for brain health down the road. >

My 18 month-old son didn't breathe at birth and has severe brain damage and long seizures. He gets all nutrition through a g-tube. Is it ethical to stop his g-tube feeds? More >

Creative people have developed habits that nurture their talents. You can use them, too.  More >

No parent starts out wanting to yell at his or her child. But somewhere along the line, usually in adolescence, most of us do.   >

Did you change your health insurer this year?
A. Yes, I needed better coverage
B. Yes, it had become too expensive
C. Yes, I changed my employer
D. No
E. Not sure
A physical therapist shows how poor body alignment is behind most injury and teaches you the safe way to do many daily tasks. More >

How often should you get your blood pressure checked?
A. Once a month.
B. Once a year.
C. It depends on your last blood pressure measurement.
New Relationship, Same Old Problems
Being in a new relationship doesn’t mean old problems won’t follow you. Better to deal with them. >
CBD, Hemp, and Marijuana
One makes you high; the others don't. All have a variety of health claims attached to them. >
In Line at the Drug Store
People with chronic diseases like diabetes or high blood pressure often take a number of medications. Medication synchronization programs can save them many trips to the pharmacy. >
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