Pacifier and Thumb Sucking Ties Rise in Oral Problems for Kids
A Journal of the American Dental Association study of 372 children ages 4 to 5 linked ongoing sucking habits beyond 24 months to higher risks of occlusal issues and bite abnormalities. Researchers from the Iowa Fluoride Study note greater problems when habits persist to 48 months or more.
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Journal of the
American Dental Association
Iowa
John J. Warren
Plan Ahead to Double Your Dinner Tomorrow in Taste
A simple strategy lets you cook once and eat twice with smart prep. Tomorrow in Taste, discover quick tips to stretch meals, reduce waste, and savor tasty leftovers while keeping busy lives on track.
Turn everyday chores into a health boost is exercise
Fitness experts say 80 percent of Americans miss the 30 minutes five days a week guideline. Practical activity like cleaning, laundry lifts can raise cardio, strength and posture tips. Small daily efforts, in 10 minute bursts, add up and improve health.
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Surgeon General
Calynn Badenhop
American Academy of Sports Medicine
Hulk Hogan
Badenhop
The
Medical College of Ohio
Stacy Fowler
Governor’s Council For Physical Fitness
Wendy Kohrt
University of Colorado School of Medicine
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Silc Salu
Fowler
Head injury linked to long term mood risk for veterans
A study of 1,718 World War II veterans found head injuries in early adulthood associated with higher rates of major low mood even 50 years later. Researchers note similar risk whether injuries occurred in combat or other settings, stressing long term recognition and treatment.
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Chicago
Tracey Holsinger
Brenda Plassman
Duke University
Archives of General Psychiatry
Plassman
Robert G. Robinson
Ricardo Jorge
University of Iowa Psychiatry Department
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