Study blames poor sleep for impulsive behaviors in children
Kids who tend to be more impulsive are at higher risk of getting into trouble later in life, but researchers have found addressing sleep in childhood could make a difference.
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Kids who tend to be more impulsive are at higher risk of getting into trouble later in life, but researchers have found addressing sleep in childhood could make a difference.
As kids return to school, experts worry that many women will return to "Mommy Wine Culture."
A study found that those treated by a female surgeon were less likely to die, get readmitted to the hospital, or suffer a major complication.
Risky behaviors in childhood could have an impact on the health of future generations.
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So far, the CDC doesn't think the highly mutated BA.2.86 variant is to blame.
A growing body of research suggests too much screen time could harm a baby's development.
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