Obligation erosion in parenting sparks rights debate
North Carolina psychologist John Rosemond argues modern parents prioritize rights over obligations. He cites a Rhode Island teaching incident over a teacher disciplining a child for bullying, predicting legal fears drive disciplinary decisions. He laments society's drift from shared sacrifice and notes trends like toyed toilet training products to mock the end of adult accountability.
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New Once Daily Oxybutynin Shows Big Drop in Incontinence
North American patients with urge incontinence may benefit from a slow absorb formulation of oxybutynin. In trials the average weekly episodes dropped from 27 to four, with 42 percent fully continent and only a quarter reporting dry mouth. The daily dose could improve adherence and effectiveness. Write Dr Douma at Tribune Media Services for details.
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