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Say "Ah" — A New Ally in the Fight Against Cavities
Silver diamine fluoride (SDF) works the way other sealants do, but better. It not only helps prevent further tooth decay, it costs less.
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New Protection for Kids with Food Allergies
The drug omalizumab, a monoclonal antibody, appears to prevent severe reactions even in kids with multiple food allergies.
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It Helps to Talk about Racism
Kids can be prejudiced without thinking. When white parents started to discuss racism with their kids, both their attitudes improved.
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What's So Bad about 100 Percent Juice?
Kids who drink lots of fruit juice are getting more sugar than their bodies can easily handle and gaining weight. How much is too much?
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Don't Be Foolish, E-Scooter Riders
As electric scooters have become more common, so have the number of injuries related to them. Wear a helmet; follow the rules of the road.
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Screen Time Can Interfere with Sensory Processing
For little kids, time in front of the TV raises the risk they will become overly- or under-sensitized to sensory stimulation. Set limits.
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For Teens, More Screen Time = Less Sleep Time
Texting, using social media, and other screen pursuits late at night make it harder for teens to get to sleep. Parents need a plan.
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Parents' New Year's Resolutions
Both moms and dads cite patience as the #1 area where they hope to improve. Cell phone use was also a factor. Kids had goals, too.
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What Parents Often Miss about Play
Play is not the opposite of work, and not all play is the same. Guided play, more than free play, can help kids learn and reach a goal.
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Teens' Bone Density Shows Exposure to “Forever Chemicals”
PFAS are endocrine disruptors that have been linked to bone loss in men. Now one type has been connected to bone loss in teens.
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