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Cut the Sugar: Reducing the Sweet Stuff In Your Diet
Reducing the amount of table sugar we sprinkle on our breakfast cereal and other foods is one thing, but knowing where added sugar lurks in our diets is a much harder task.
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BlogsToe Walking There's No Tiptoeing Around It
Toe walking, or when a person walks on the balls of their feet, is a fairly common condition among toddlers and small children. -
BlogsStaying in the Game: How to Help Your Child Keep Doing What They Love
Youth sports are more popular than ever about three in four families with school-aged children have at least one child in organized athletics and for good reason. -
BlogsCould It Be Brain Cancer? Know the Signs.
Its not easy to recognize the first signs of brain cancer. -
BlogsArthritis Isn't Just for Older Adults: How to Spot It in Your Child
It's so easy for parents to miss its warning signs the aches, pains and stiffness because there's a simple, neat explanation: Its probably just growing pains. -
BlogsA Breakthrough for Pediatric Glioblastoma
A promising experimental treatment for a dire childhood brainstem cancer aims to retrain our own immune system to recognize and fight off cancer cells. -
BlogsThe Road to Royal Baby Number 3
Royal-watchers around the world are thrilled by the birth of William and Kate's third child today. But the journey to motherhood wasn't easy; even Her Royal Highness The Duchess of Cambridge... -
BlogsCerebral Palsy: Team Care Helps Families Reach Their Potential
Learning your child has cerebral palsy raises a host of questions. Only one, though, will really matter: How can I help my child live the best, happiest life possible? -
BlogsJimmy Kimmel: Making the Case for Colonoscopy (on Live TV)
Lets face it: a colonoscopy is never going to be something we look forward to. But with regular screenings, millions of people can look forward to a life free of colorectal cancer. -
BlogsChemotherapy with Immunotherapy May Double Lung Cancer Survival Time
New research published this week in the New England Journal of Medicine shows the combination of an immunotherapy drug with chemotherapy nearly doubled the survival time of some lung cancer patients.