Recognizing vision problems in kids
This article outlines how vision issues can appear in children even when they cannot verbalize them. It notes signs such as squinting, blurred vision, headaches, short attention spans, losing place while reading, eye rubbing, tilting the head, dizziness, red or inflamed eyes, and misaligned eyes, plus the role of eye exams and autorefractor testing in identifying trouble.
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Back-To-School Tips for Students with Disabilities
Practical guidance for parents of children with disabilities preparing for a new school year. Emphasizes early classroom visits, clear communication with teachers, routine practice runs, social support, buddy programs, and resources from the Medina County Board of Developmental Disabilities. Includes tips for photos of classrooms, creating goodie bags, and addressing anxiety or autism-related concerns.
Overdose Awareness Month Emphasizes Prevention and Naloxone Access
Medina County Health Department marks August as Overdose Awareness Month to honor lives lost and highlight prevention and recovery efforts. Project DAWN trains residents to recognize overdoses, perform rescue breathing, and administer naloxone. Naloxone kits available by mail or pickup. NaloxBoxes provide free kits at county sites. Call 330-723-9688, option 2, or visit medinahealth.org/naloxone for locations and ordering.
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