Planning tips for better family portraits
New York AP report notes millions of American families hire photographers to capture growth. Lois Ross advises planning in advance around graduations or holidays, choosing a suitable style, coordinating wardrobe with a pro, and consulting before shooting.
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Military look dominates children’s fashion surge
New York reports children’s wear embracing military style with camouflage, parachute pants, and androgynous outfits inspired by Michael Jackson. Jeans stay steady, while brands say prices rise for the trend driven by urban survival motifs and sportier active wear aimed at both boys and girls.
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Women see doctors more than men for health issues
A study by the National Center for Health Statistics reports women in America have more illnesses and disabilities, seek medical help more often, and average 46 percent more days in bed and 43 percent more doctor visits. Men are likelier to overlook symptoms, smoke or drink, and work in hazardous conditions, increasing serious illness risk.
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National Center For Health Statistics
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