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Study finds that child victims of violence face long-term psychological effects

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Study finds that child victims of violence face long-term psychological effects

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Research finds most Americans strongly support vaccination requirements for K-12 students

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by Ann Kellett,Texas A&M UniversityCredit: Max Fischer from PexelsAnew study, published inVaccinesuggests that most Americans overwhelmingly support requirements for a numb
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Children in mourning are curious about death, grief and afterlife, study finds

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by Curtin UniversityCredit: Curtin UniversityNew Curtin University–led research has found that children who have experienced the death of a loved one will benefit from gaining a better understand
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Parental differential treatment affects sibling and family bonds, research finds

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Parental differential treatment affects sibling and family bonds, research finds

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No reduction in death or severe brain injury with cerebral oximetry monitoring in extremely preterm infants, finds study

No reduction in death or severe brain injury with cerebral oximetry monitoring in extremely preterm infants, finds study

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No reduction in death or severe brain injury with cerebral oximetry monitoring in extremely preterm infants, finds study

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