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The first time Jennilyn Nichols’ transgender daughter lost healthcare, they were on vacation in Florida. Flower, her now 14-year-old daughter, was outside swimming, and another parent called Nichols to tell her that Indiana’s law banning pediatric gender-affirming care had passed. It wouldn’t go into effect immediately in April 2023, though, so there was time to…

Parents on Medicaid said their children with autism and behavior disorders are losing crucial therapy hours in South Florida

A new report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found that nearly two-thirds of American children aged 2-19 have caffeine in their diet

In 2018, Dr. David Suskind, a pediatric gastroenterologist at Seattle Children’s, realized his young patients often left the exam room without a clear understanding of their condition. Despite his best efforts, the medical talk was boring or overwhelming

New Delhi [India], July 27: Protein is no longer confined to gyms, athletes or sports nutrition. It has quietly entered Indian kitchens, lunchboxes and parenting conversations, emerging as one of the biggest nutrition priorities for families. According to the Gritzo Protein Trend Report 2026, Indian parents are increasingly placing protein at the centre of their…

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PATERSON — With chef hats perched atop their heads and aprons around their waists, more than a dozen youngsters diligently mashed ripe avocados into guacamole, used plastic knives to slice vegetables into bite-sized pieces, folded tortillas around grilled chicken, and experimented with different sauces to try to impress the judges

Ohio – Through the rest of 2026, Medina has a multitude of America 250 events planned and one initiative that runs through Aug. 15 is geared toward the community’s youngest citizens

Healthy futures start on the plate, with a new NSW-wide collaboration set to improve nutrition for young Australians in childcare services – helping prevent chronic disease and securing their paths to stronger lifelong wellbeing

They’re young visitors to the newly reopened Workhouse Museum of Ripon, in northern England. The interactive museum occupies an actual Victorian workhouse, an English institution that promised work and shelter for impoverished people in the 19th century yet sometimes functioned as a sort of prison. It aims to show visitors the reality of such workhouses,…