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July 4th: Eye experts warn of dangers of fireworks, sparklers

Bottle rockets, firecrackers and sparklers cause common injuries among July 4th fireworks.

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How social media affects kids’ mental health

Helping kids and teens navigate their digital lives safely is more important than ever.

The real signs of autism in adults

The real signs of autism in adults

Misinformation on TikTok could lead thousands of young adults to believe they have autism spectrum disorder when they really don’t. Here’s what to know about autism symptoms in adults.

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5 healthy holiday choices for families

These weeks can make it harder to keep a healthy lifestyle. These five tips can help families make healthy holiday choices.

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5 tips for teaching teens to drive without losing your sanity

Keeping calm and starting slow are important. So are seat belts.

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Screening for suicidal thoughts in young teens with autism

Health care providers should offer a second tool to screen these teens for suicide risk.

Grade-school-aged girl asleep holding a blanket and wearing a pink sleep mask.

5 ways to help your child get their best sleep

There's so much that can interfere with a child's sleep. Here's how to help.

Convenient Care Closer to Home

Vanderbilt Health is here to help if you or your loved one is feeling sick or has a minor injury. Dozens of locations throughout Middle Tennessee offer convenient hours — and can even bring a provider to you.

Recognizing the warning signs for teen suicide

Early identification of those at risk opens the door for life-saving intervention.

What to know about teen anxiety

How to talk to your child about what's making them anxious.

Facts about teenage drunk driving

And how to talk to your teen to prevent it from happening.

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Talking with your child about their mental health

A pediatrician suggests ways to get parents and children communicating about mental health.

Tips to survive sending your child to college

College-bound child? Some tips to survive

We have some supportive thoughts for parents whose children are moving off to college.

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Going back to school can literally be a headache

The transition from summer break to classes can trigger headaches. Here’s why and what to do.

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