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Lockdown's Silver Lining
Lockdown is hard on families; but when asked, some caregivers also listed a number of benefits to being cooped up at home with kids.
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Home Grown Helps
Kids eat better when they grow their own fruits and vegetables and learn a little about cooking and nutrition. Schools can make it happen.
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When Parents Fight, Children Lose
Parental conflict around divorce scars kids emotionally and can lead to ongoing mental health issues. Parents can learn to prevent this.
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Cannabis May Make It Harder to Conceive
Marijuana use appears to reduce a woman's chances of conceiving a child. If you're trying to become pregnant, try taking a break from pot.
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Ask Your Partner, Not Porn Sites
Many young adults turn to pornography for answers to their questions about sex. This can lead to awkwardness and unrealistic expectations.
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Craving the Sun
Don't skimp on the sunblock. Worries about its possible effects on the environment pale in comparison to the actual threat of skin cancer.
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College Students in Lockdown
Lockdown has meant big changes for college students. Not all of them are bad. Drinking is down, though not for all.
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Masks, Rated
When researchers tested consumer and medical masks, clear winners emerged. Bandanas were not among them.
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Progress on Peanut Allergies
Eighty percent of allergic children were able to eat a portion of peanuts without reaction after a year of small doses of peanut protein.
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Time on Social Media: How Much Is Too Much?
Frequenting social media sites like Facebook has been linked to a risk of depression. Now we know more about how much is too much.
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