Reasons to be Cheerful reports that cycling improves focus in kids, especially those with ADHD, as seen in Spooner Middle School's successful Riding for Focus program.
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Exposure to everyday chemicals can add up -- a toxicologist offers simple steps to reduce your dose
Depending on the dose, timing and circumstances of exposure, some chemicals in our environment -- both natural and human-made ...
Despite a rise in soccer fields across the Bay Area, many kids still lack access. See how rising costs can shape who keeps ...
Florida's school choice program has dramatically expanded since 1999. kali9/E+ via The Florida Department of Education ...
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California may soon test children on math as early as kindergarten in effort to curb dismal scores
A bill moving through the California Legislature would test students as early as kindergarten on math. It's part of an effort ...
Summertime in Westman region might be the time to heed the call of the great outdoors, but it’s also a good time for readers ...
At Long Island Children’s Museum in Uniondale, kids will be surrounded by red, white and blue streamers, ribbons and stars as ...
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How this hippotherapy clinic helps Utah kids thrive
Most pediatric therapy clinics do one thing. Maybe two. You find a good occupational therapist across town, a speech ...
A prescription refill program that quietly launched in Utah earlier this year has kicked off a big medical debate: Is ...
Asthma is the most common chronic airway disease worldwide, imposing substantial clinical, societal, and economic burden.
In this Online article, psychologists share their insights on how parents can best guide minors in using video games and social media.
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From Norway to Wisconsin, children want to be social media influencers when they grow up
A second grader in Norway drew a YouTube logo when my colleagues and I asked what they wanted to be when they grow up. When ...
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