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The American Academy of Pediatrics released new guidelines for managing childhood obesity, but the recommendations are a challenge for overwhelmed health systems.
Domestic abusers often evade the legal system with many cases being underreported, but on reservations, a lack of coordination between federal, state, and tribal laws makes prevention and prosecution even more difficult.
After an Idaho hospital closed its obstetrics department, pregnant women in the county have been left without nearby care. Their OB-GYNs fled the state.
Kiovonni LaRoyce Lyles was a musician, dancer, beloved son, brother and uncle. Isolation and loneliness prevent people like him from receiving crucial resources, experts say.
The Maryland Department of Health lost access to patient safety data as harm to patients spiked during the pandemic years
Why preparing a child for kindergarten is so important, and some of the tools available to help California families.
Stellantis says new pollution control technology installed to address odors at its Mack plant is working as designed — despite more than a hundred complaints and eight air quality violations.
San Francisco isn’t doing enough to meet its housing need, according to health experts.
As the tide of the virus and COVID regulations has faded over the past year, residents have been left to grapple with its enduring trials — some more than others.
