Infant 6 October '16
Bed-sharing with babies has risks, but it also comes with benefits that a child will carry as he/she grows up. The author of "Parenting Without Borders" said, however, that children who shared beds with their parents are socially responsible and are self-reliant despite their young age.
Homeschooling 5 October '16
The Department of Education is set to remove ACICS's accreditation affecting more than 500 thousand students.
Dyslexia 5 October '16
Read on and get a glimpse on how a successful entrepreneur turned his dyslexia into strength.
Celebrity Daddy(Soft News) 4 October '16
Hurricane Matthew has now grown into a Category 4 storm and is now making its way to the U.S.
Body 29 September '16
A new smartphone app that helps track and detect Zika virus outbreaks and symptoms has been developed in the University of Arizona. The app is "a community-based disease detection system" that is available for free on iOS and Android devices.
School 26 September '16
As the 2016 U.S. Elections looms, the issues plaguing America’s education system have been once again highlighted.
Travel 23 September '16
A new study found that vacations tend to push troubled couples towards divorce instead of rekindling their love and commitment to each other. The number of divorce filings surged in March and August, which are months that follow winter and summer holidays.
Health 21 September '16
Scientists from the Imperial College London found that children aged between four and 11 months who ate peanuts have a 70 percent decreased risk of developing peanut allergies. Meanwhile, the number of peanut allergy cases among children has increased in recent years.
Health 20 September '16
A new clinical report is urging for a formal restriction on using codeine for children. Codeine is an opioid pain medication that is also used to relieve kids' coughs.
Behavior 15 September '16
Studies reveal that children feels neglected when their parents are glued to their phones.
Health 15 September '16
A new study found that weight-based discrimination and bullying suffered by middle school students are bound to have serious emotional consequences as adolescents grow up. Childhood bullying can have long-term and traumatic effects on a person's mental health, particularly in their emotional, psychological, and social developments.
Autism 15 September '16
Surfing can be therapeutic for kids with autism. Surfers Healing is a non-profit organization that gives children with autism a better quality of life by exposing them to surfing, where the children can find peace and calm.
College Success 14 September '16
The annual 2017 Best Colleges Rankings from the U.S. News & World Report has been released, and Princeton University turned out as the Top 1 in the Best National Universities category for the fourth consecutive year. The report also included the best National Liberal Arts colleges as well as the top public national universities and top public National Liberal Arts colleges.
Mind 13 September '16
Read on and get a glimpse of suicidal warning signs.
Behavior 13 September '16
Teenagers in poor communities in the U.S. resort to the extremes in exchange for money or meals. Some steal and others enter the sex trade.
Body 13 September '16
The Mediterranean diet involves high consumption of vegetables, fruits, legumes, whole grains, and lean sources of protein such as chicken, fish, and turkey. Olive oil, canola oil, avocado, and nuts serve as the sources of the Mediterranean diet's healthy fat.
School 12 September '16
Representatives of the student-led movement will hand-deliver tampons and sanitary pads into all non-residential bathrooms. The initiative signifies that pads and tampons are a bathroom "necessity" (like toilet paper and hand soap) and "not a luxury."
Medicine 10 September '16
The predawn spraying of the insecticide naled against Zika-carrying Aedes mosquitoes was carried out on Friday morning by small planes. Officials are also spraying pesticide and larvicide on the ground in areas where mosquito populations flock.
School 9 September '16
Despite highlighting the importance of quality education, the progress of students in the United States is not nearly on pace with other nations, noting the possibility that the country will lag in international competitiveness.
School 7 September '16
Police discredited the Facebook threats to Muslim and Jewish students of Byrnes High School after finding out that the said posts may have come from a non-United States resident.
Health 7 September '16
Marco Rubio has boldly expressed that he is “strongly pro-life” and that all human life “should be protected by our law, irrespective of the circumstances or condition of that life." As an open criticicism, NARAL Pro-Choice America is paying $175,000 for a TV ad against Rubio's abortion stance.
Health 7 September '16
A new study found that babies born via Caesarean section are more likely to become obese when they turn into adults. Babies born via C-section develop a 30 percent increased risk of obesity when they reach the age of nine to 28.
Body 3 September '16
As the United States awaits the Congress’ approval for President Barack Obama’s Zika response proposal, public health experts are urging the public that West Nile virus is a more potent threat in America than Zika will ever be.
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