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Family

How much screen time can my child have over the summer?

Now that school is out and the weather is hot and muggy, you may be tempted to relax your family’s screen time rules. Here’s why pediatric nurse practitioner Jasmine M. Terrell doesn’t recommend it.

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Women's Health

Postpartum incontinence: What to know

Learn about risk factors, duration and treatment. About one-third of those who have a baby…

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Food

Stay hydrated this summer, but avoid sugary drinks

Yes, it's hot and we need to cool off. But be aware of the sugar in cool, refreshing drinks and treats.

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Go with the flow: Facts about fiber and types of fiber

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