Heat risks for children rise as temps climb
Beating the heat stresses how climate change drives higher temperatures and longer hot days for kids. Pediatricians Katie Lockwood and Harleen Marwah outline infant vulnerabilities, signs of overheating, and care steps, including hydration, shade, cooling, and avoidance of car heat. They stress monitoring, acclimatization for exercise, and the need for infrastructure and community solutions to protect child health.
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American Academy of Pediatrics
United States
Barbie's new insulin pump Barbie debuts in Fashionistas line
Mattel introduces a Type 1 diabetes aware Barbie wearing an insulin pump and glucose monitor, the first in the Barbie Fashionistas set. The doll aligns with Mattel's inclusivity drive, joining other diverse figures like blind and Down syndrome Barbies.
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Mattel
Fashionistas
Barbie
Krista Berger
Breakthrough Tid
Aaron J. Kowalski
Breakthrough T1d
T1d
Washington, D.C
Congress
United States
CDC
Cat Pulling Its Tail Workout Feature
Work It! by Chrissy Kadlock highlights a cat pulling its tail stretch taught by Renee Barrett, program manager at University Hospitals Avon Health Center. The guide covers setup on the left side, leg alignment, a quadriceps stretch, breathing, and a one minute hold with a deep breathing emphasis. Barrett oversees eight week Wellness series and offers contact info for more classes and guidance.
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University Hospitals Avon Health Center
Renee Barrett
Barrett
Chrissy Kadleck
the Chronicle-Telegran
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