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What to Know About the U.S. Drug Shortage Crisis

What to Know About the U.S. Drug Shortage Crisis

Posted by By Staff Writer June 7, 2025
Why So Many Medications Are Suddenly Hard to Find If your pharmacy has been out of your regular medication lately, you're far from alone. The U.S. is experiencing a troubling…
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Parents Are Suing Over Social Media Harm—Could This Change the Law?

Parents Are Suing Over Social Media Harm—Could This Change the Law?

Posted by By Staff Writer June 7, 2025
The Legal Battle That Could Redefine Online Safety A growing number of parents are suing major social media companies, claiming that platforms like Instagram, TikTok, Snapchat, and YouTube have knowingly…
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Could AI Help Diagnose Your Kid’s Illness Sooner?

Could AI Help Diagnose Your Kid’s Illness Sooner?

Posted by By Staff Writer June 7, 2025
A Smarter Way to Spot What’s Wrong Imagine snapping a photo of your child’s rash or typing their symptoms into an app—and getting an accurate diagnosis before you even step…
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Why Pink Eye Isn’t Always Pink: What Docs Are Seeing

Why Pink Eye Isn’t Always Pink: What Docs Are Seeing

Posted by By Staff Writer June 7, 2025
Not every red eye is an infection—and not all “pink eye” is contagious If your child has come home this summer with red, itchy eyes, you’re not alone. Pediatricians across…
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Screen Time May Be Fueling Your Child’s Tantrums

Screen Time May Be Fueling Your Child’s Tantrums

Posted by By Staff Writer June 7, 2025
A new study uncovers a surprising connection between digital habits and meltdowns We’ve all been there: the moment the tablet turns off, the tantrum begins. Or maybe your preschooler seems…
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