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Teen's suicide after bullying at school stuns Illinois suburb
By Gerry Smith Chicago Tribune CHICAGO — The bullying seemed inescapable. His family and friends say it followed Iain Steele from junior high to high school — from hallways, where one torm… more →
Pssst! Bullies are b-o-r-i-n-g!
Teen's suicide after bullying at school stuns Illinois suburb
heygrrrl wrote 1 week ago: By Gerry Smith Chicago Tribune CHICAGO — The bullying seemed inescapable. His family and frien … more →
Doc: How to help patients with bullying, dating violence
heygrrrl wrote 3 weeks ago: By Jeffrey Bendix Contemporary Pediatrics Continuing societal concern about the impact of violence o … more →
Comment on WIC Food Packages
healthierchicago wrote 1 month ago: Every day, millions of children are impacted by the Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) food packages … more →
Welcome Michael Clarke to the Kitchen
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Kent Anderson wrote 1 month ago: The Scholarly Kitchen is happy to welcome Michael Clarke as a new blogger. Michael is currently prin … more →
CBS: Pediatricians tackle bullying
heygrrrl wrote 1 month ago: By Kelly Wallace CBS News One group of doctors is taking on bullying. They’re coming out with … more →
TV for Babies is harmful?
mamaberg wrote 1 month ago: Should you let your baby watch TV? Some of my friends say yes, and many say no. At first, I was baff … more →
Pediatricians take on the schoolyard bully
heygrrrl wrote 1 month ago: New York Times Blogs – New York,NY,USA By Tara Parker-Pope Next month, the American Academy of … more →
NYT: Facing down bullies (and their enablers)
heygrrrl wrote 1 month ago: Bullying elicits strong and highly personal reactions; I remember my own sense of outrage and identi … more →
Sentinel-Tribune | Your Community. On Paper. Online. - CAD Academy ...
vidaguerafree wrote 2 months ago: Allan Gibbard at the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor has become only the fourth philosopher to e … more →
Why I'm Standing Up Against Random Drug Testing at My High School
BBVM wrote 3 months ago: “It should be common sense that scaring students won’t help them any to make sm … more →
For Octomom, the Challenge Has Just Begun
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Dr. Manny Alvarez wrote 3 months ago: I was very happy to learn Tuesday that the last of the Suleman octuplets is finally home to be with … more →
Performance Enhancing Drugs
writergooddoer wrote 3 months ago: Anabolic Steroids The non-medical use of anabolic/androgenic steroids among adolescents and youn … more →
Opinions and Advice... One in the Same?
lostinky80 wrote 3 months ago: I’ll grant you this, people raise their children much differently in today’s generation … more →
5,2,1,0 Rules for Healthy Kids and Organic Produce
Dr.Vee wrote 3 months ago: Did you know that you can help your kids become healthier by paying attention to the 5, 2, 1, 0 rule … more →
Rear-Facing Car Seats Safer for Infants and Toddlers Until Age Two
Dr.Vee wrote 3 months ago: Toddlers between One and Two Years of Age are Safer in Rear-facing Car seats Most parents know that … more →
Allergan Breast Implants FDA Approved
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patientsadvantage wrote 3 months ago: With the recent approval of silicone gel-filled breast implants for breast augmentation and breast r … more →
Elijah has weaned
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jessimonster wrote 4 months ago: Well, Elijah has officially weaned. I have mixed feelings about this. On the one hand, I loved our … more →
Shame on you! American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) challenges cord blood banking based on small survey from 2004
David Granovsky wrote 4 months ago: In an age where the last hours article and published paper is yesterday’s news, the AAP has b … more →
Why The Today Show Hurts America (or, Battling The Case Against Breastfeeding)
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NursingBirth wrote 4 months ago: The Today Show hurts America. That’s right. And while I’m at it, so does Good Morning America, The … more →
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