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Many people believe in the power of positive thinking to help recover from illness or injury, but the saying may be more true than you think for children with diabetes. Their parents’ attitudes can strongly impact how well they manage their condition.

In a study of 100 kids with Type 1 diabetes and their parents, researchers discovered that parents’ attitudes toward treatment and dietary control played a large role in how well the kids managed their insulin levels,... - [Read more]

It may come as a surprise to many, but the children of parents who grow marijuana are healthy, well-adjusted, and largely drug-free. As a result, the Motherisk Program at Toronto’s Hospital for Sick Children recommends that the automatic seizure of children from marijuana-growing homes may do more harm to the children than good.

The major difference between homes that produce marijuana and homes that produce other drugs, like methamphetamine, is what the kids are exposed... - [Read more]

A 9-year-old Bellevue, Wash. girl asked people to forgo presents for her birthday, June 12, instead urging them to donate money to a charity to bring clean water to impoverished countries. Unfortunately, the generous girl’s life was cut short when she died due to a tragic car crash the week of July 18. Since her death, however, over $730,000 has been raised for the charity in her name.

Rachel Beckwith was taken off of life support Saturday, July 23, according to a report from... - [Read more]

A team of British scientists have discovered that children born of in-vitro fertilization (IVF) are more advanced verbally at an early age and when starting school than children born of unplanned pregnancies. The in-vitro kids have verbal skills averaging eight months ahead of their peers. However, the difference has nothing to do with how the kids were conceived.

According to a report by the Read more]

Photos of Thomas Beatie, the transgender man famous for keeping his uterus and carrying three children, have recently surfaced on the internet a few months after giving birth to his third child.

The New York Daily News shows a photo of Beatie with a sculpted body, including muscular abs and strong arms.

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The struggling economy in the United States has impacted much more than home sales and food prices. Even the Tooth Fairy is tightening her purse strings these days.

A recent phone survey done by Visa has revealed that the national going rate for baby teeth has dropped from $3 per tooth to $2.60 per tooth, according to The Denver Post. Additionally, the number of children who receive no money at all from the Tooth Fairy has... - [Read more]

With July coming to a close, many families are gearing up for back-to-school shopping and preparing for the first day their children return to the hallowed halls of education. But there’s still time for one last summer getaway.

If you have a tween in the family, you probably already know how notorious that age group is for being fickle and changing their minds on a moment’s notice. But ParentDish has you covered with ideas for how to Read more]

In a recent blog article posted by The New York Times, the topic of medical school debt was tackled. Just as the cost of undergraduate tuition, medical school costs are also spiraling out of control. The average medical student graduates with about $200,000 in debt, a figure that gets compounded with long-term interest, so much so that the average doctor takes 15 years to pay off... - [Read more]

Analysts predict that China’s population of 15- to 24-year-olds will decline by 44.6 million by the year 2020, according to the Wall Street Journal.

This trend has started primarily due to the one-child policy in China. In 1975, the number of children per woman was 3.78 whereas in 2000, it drastically dropped to 1.77 children. The decline in the... - [Read more]

In December 2009, when the unemployment rate was the highest, the only age group, according to The New York Times, to have negative growth was that of middle-aged job seekers – those from 35 to 54 years of age.

“Fathers are losing their jobs, and their sons are taking them,” said an analyst at Moody’s Analytics.

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The four adult caregivers of 10-year-old Ame Deal have been arrested on suspicions of murder and child abuse. According to Reuters, these adults were responsible for forcibly locking Deal in a small plastic storage container as punishment for stealing a Popsicle – she died of suffocation. The two adults, Deal’s cousins, directly responsible for locking her in the box have been... - [Read more]

A new type of doll called Breast Milk Baby is about to hit American stores. Made by Berjuan Toys, a Spanish toy manufacturer, the toy will be accompanied by a halter top with two flowers to symbolize breasts. According to The New York Times, when this doll’s mouth is brought near the flowers it makes a sucking sound and, afterwards, it cries until burped.

The doll is... - [Read more]

I am going to my senior year of college with some pretty praiseworthy credentials (if I do say so myself). Before this summer started, I had spent a significant amount of time looking for internships; however, since I was not from a conventional background, I received many stinging rejections. Out of all the interviews that I was offered, one of them was distinct in that I reached new levels of foolishness with my answers.

This interview had been with a very prestigious... - [Read more]

Scientists have found a way to replicate life in a lab – we knew this was going to happen sooner or later. The biggest debate here is whether scientists have replicated life or else just performed a cleverly designed chemistry experiment.

According to the New York Times, Dr. Gerald F. Joyce from the Scripps Research Institute has manufactured an RNA molecule that is able to... - [Read more]

Johnson & Johnson announced on Thursday that they’re planning to reduce the recommended daily dosage of Extra Strength Tylenol from eight tablets to six. The reason for the change is because the drug makers want to reduce the risk for overdoses.

Acetaminophen is the active ingredient in Tylenol and many other over the counter pain relievers. There are 50 million Americans that use acetaminophen every week, according to McNeill Consumer Healthcare, a subsidiary of Johnson... - [Read more]

A panel formed by the Institute of Medicine, which advises the government, is recommending that the FDA revise their guidelines when it comes to approving medical devices.

A medical device can be a prosthetic hip or pacemakers. Things as harmless as adhesive bandages qualify as medical devices.

“The public thinks that if the FDA clears and ‘approves’ a device that safety and effectiveness has been considered. But that is not always the case,” said Dr. David R.... - [Read more]

Although antidepressants may be effective in treating depressed patients, research shows that a new approach for treating depression is to teach patients how to increase positive thinking and behavior.

Kristin Layous and Joseph Chanellor, graduate students at University of California, Riverside, along with Psychology professor Sonja Lyubomirsky and Dr. Lihong Wang and P. Murali Doraiswamy of Duke University, Read more]

A study published Thursday has found that increased muscle mass could reduce the risk for type 2 diabetes. Researchers at UCLA studied data from 13,644 participants in the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey for their study.

“Our findings suggest that beyond focusing on losing weight to improve metabolic health, there may be a role for maintaining fitness and building muscle mass,” said Preethi Srikanthan, assistant professor at UCLA’s David Geffen... - [Read more]

Hospitals in France and Britain have started to use hypnosis instead of anesthesia to put patients under. Hypnosis, if done correctly, has all the benefits of anesthesia without the potential side effects of the drugs.

“The patient’s mind goes to a pleasant place, but the body stays in the operating room.” said Dr. Fabienne Rolants, a British anesthesiologist who uses hypnosis, in a  Read more]