How to Cope With Misophonia
If there are certain sounds that trigger an extremely negative reaction in your, from rage or annoyance to disgust or even panic, you might have a condition called misophonia. The…
Stop Using These Eyedrops Immediately, CDC Says ?
Photo: Andrey_Popov (Shutterstock) The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is urging people to stop issuing and using EzriCare Artificial Tears while they investigate dozens of bacterial infections that…
Why Babies and Toddlers Echo Your Words (and What to Do If It Goes on Too Long)
Photo: NARONGRIT LOKOOLPRAKIT (Shutterstock) Part of a child’s early language development involves echoing back the words you say, which is why generations of new parents have stood before their baby…
When to See a Doctor About Your Bad Nighttime Vision
Photo: ambrozinio (Shutterstock) Driving at night can be challenging, even under normal circumstances. There are the lights from oncoming traffic, the reduced ability to see important landmarks, and the risk…
How to Teach Your Kids the Difference Between Wants and Needs
Photo: Dmitry Lobanov (Shutterstock) As parents, we all want to make our children happy—we want them to have that coveted toy or the next fun experience. But there are always…
What Is ‘Brain Fog’ (and When Is It Serious?)
Photo: Tomsickova Tatyana (Shutterstock) The term “brain fog” can mean many different things, from the afternoon sleepiness you get after a bad night of sleep to the short-term memory loss…
How To Recognize Signs Of An Eating Disorder In Kids And Teens
Photo: Mladen Zivkovic (Shutterstock) Eating disorders in children and teens are on the rise two years into the COVID-19 pandemic, with hospitalization rates three times higher now than before. Even…