Baby Food

Baby Food Metals

Baby foods still have concerning levels of lead, arsenic and other heavy metals, study finds

Children's Health

As the FDA seeks to limit lead levels in baby food, here's what parents should know about toxic metals

Lead baby food

Children's Health

Majority of U.S. baby foods test positive for potentially harmful neurotoxins, study says

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Parents, these are some organic baby foods to have on your radar

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Starting on solids: Introducing my 4-month-old baby to food

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Beech-Nut baby food recalled over fear of glass contamination

Disposable Vapes Metals

Disposable vapes may have higher toxic metal levels than other cigarette products

Break Up Rejection

Your brain learns from rejection − here's how it becomes your compass for connection

Nightmares Premature Death

Nightmares are more than just scary — they may increase the risk of early death

Prior Authorization insurance

Health insurers commit to making prior authorizations easier and less common

Virtual Dog Therapy

Dogs are great for therapy — even when sessions are held virtually

Masculinity viewpoints

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