Ear infections linked to later learning problems
University of Tennessee researchers tie recurrent middle ear disease in the first three years to later learning disabilities in children with normal intelligence. The study suggests a preventable cause of about 10 percent of schoolchildren’s learning issues due to auditory processing disturbances during early language development.
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Jane E. Brody c
N.Y
Peter W. Zinkus
Zinkus
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Marvin I. Gottlieb
University of Tennessee Center For Health Sciences
Memphis
Mark Shapiro
Johns Hopkins University Medical Center
American Journal of Diseases of Children
Shopper guidance on season sales and linen care
Extension expert Susan Wright warns holiday shoppers to plan, compare, and verify markdowns. She outlines quality checks for clothing and advises cautious buying during white sales and damaged items. Separate tips cover linen quality, fabric weave, care labels, and avoiding impulse purchases.
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Susan Wright
New Mexico State University
Miss Wright
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