
Coping with the Stress of Parenting During COVID-19
Parents who must deal with their children’s physical and emotional well-being as well as their own report being overwhelmed by the stress of the pandemic. A leading child psychologist offers his own tips for reducing stress and coping with anxiety and uncertainty...
Read MoreThe Pandemic’s Toll on Children & Parents
Children may not have been as vulnerable as older adults to the physical consequences of COVID-19, but they have suffered emotional damage including coping with the loss of parents and other loved ones to the disease...
Read MorePreventing Lead Poisoning
Lead poisoning is a serious problem, especially for children. There are ways to help limit their exposure but it's important for parents and caregivers to be aware of the dangers...
Read MoreA New Omicron Variant
Omicron was the most contagious of the COVID-19 mutations and now there’s another so-called “stealth variant” of Omicron that researchers say is even more infectious, but doesn’t cause more severe illness...
Read MoreThe Dangers of Heart Disease in Women
While chest pain is often thought of as the most common symptom of a heart attack, in women back or jaw pain and other pains could signal a potentially deadly heart attack...
Read MoreNo Amount of Alcohol is Good for You
Cleveland Clinic cardiologists say no amount of alcohol is good for you based on new research. Alcohol raises blood pressure and that increases the risk of stroke. Previous recommendations were if you did drink alcohol you should consume no more than one drink per day for women and no more than two drinks per day…...
Read MoreStaying Safe from COVID in the Future
The pandemic may end at some point, but researchers say we likely will be dealing with COVID-19 in some form on a long-term basis. It may be similar to the seasonal flu where a vaccine is needed every year...
Read MoreBooster Shots Not as Popular as COVID Vaccines
While COVID vaccines have been very popular with nearly 60 percent of the population vaccinated, booster shots have only been administered to approximately 40 percent of the population. Researchers say we likely will need these boosters to stay safe from COVID over the long haul...
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