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  • Customers agree some snacks just taste different than they used to.

  • Long-term survivors commonly experience persistent anxiety, and an estimated 20%–30% face increased risks of myocardial infarction and stroke, underscoring the need for structured survivorship care.

  • Decade by decade, he writes, the childhood he enjoyed has been replaced by a new way of growing up.

  • But this Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, we must resist simply applauding their bravery without confronting what they — and the families who love them — are forced to carry.

  • Sharing kids' photos online may seem harmless, but it's essential to think before posting and potentially putting them at risk.

  • From the specific situations that trigger trauma to the mechanisms underlying its effects, there exists a wide range of distinguishable forms of this complex phenomenon.

  • A recent piece by the dean of historians of American education, Larry Cuban, asks a provocative question: Are Today’s Children Different Than Children in the 1890s? His answer is no.