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Learners, Bullies and Coronavirus
The goal is for children to learn and everyone to go home healthy. To that end, are states and city officials considering all problematic scenarios?

Back to School With Coronavirus
The United States has no standard across the country. Whichever way schools resume poses these challenges.


Children’s Eye Health and Safety
Telltale signs of vision problems are squinting, headaches, lack of concentration or reading comprehension.


Not Consuming The Foods You Think
Ingredient replacement and unlabeled supplements can trigger allergies and deceive consumers into purchasing inferior products.

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A Little Monsanto in Each of Us
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Laughter is credited with alleviating everything from allergies to back pain and rhuematoid arthritis. But is there a limit?


Ethiopian Medical Profession Growth
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Common Drugs Effect Body Weight
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