Parents and Kids Suffer from Selective Slouch Syndrome
A psychologist argues that selective slouch syndrome is real and urges tough discipline for a child who sits sloppily. He cites family dynamics and school influence, noting some colleagues view it as laziness. John Rosemound of North Carolina provides guidance and invites reader questions.
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Drug Side Effects and Communication in Prescribed Care
Dr Douma notes 18 percent of people on medications report symptoms they attribute to prescriptions but fewer than one in six tell their physicians. Poor communication can worsen outcomes. Some side effects require continuing meds, stopping them, or supplements. always consult a prescribing doctor to tailor an alternative plan.
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