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Effects Of Perfectionism: How Intrusive Parenting Is Harmful To Children Parents often push their kids to excel in school in pursuit of good grades. However, new research suggests that this type of parenting may be harmful to children.
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Hovering Parents May Harm Kids SATURDAY, June 25, 2016 (HealthDay News) -- Children with "intrusive" parents who push too hard for good grades may be more prone to become highly self-critical or anxious and depressed, a new study suggests.
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Chattanooga State to ban smoking July 1 Staff Photo by Dan Henry / The Chattanooga Times Free Press- 6/22/16. Dr. Michael Pugh and Ajani Bakari install a solar and capacitor based phone charger on Wednesday, June 22, 2016, at a pavilion previously designated for smokers on the Chattanooga ...
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Student government: Should USM go tobacco-free? Officials with the Student Government Association at the University of Southern Mississippi could start asking students when the fall semester begins in August what they think about a campus-wide tobacco ban.
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Hovering parents may harm kids SATURDAY, June 25, 2016 -- Children with "intrusive" parents who push too hard for good grades may be more prone to become highly self-critical or anxious and depressed, a new study suggests.
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China making HIV self-test kits more accessible to plug gap in testing of at-risk groups Amid rising incidence of the disease among China's young and talk of a generation haunted by HIV, use of kits bought from e-commerce sites is on the rise.
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State health officials promote National HIV Testing Day PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) - Rhode Island health officials are encouraging residents to get tested on National HIV Testing Day. The annual observance to promote testing is Monday.
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The issues we must address to #EndHIV4Her Dr. Timothy Mastro A global health leader with extensive experience addressing the most urgent health challenges for the world's most vulnerable people.
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Free HIV testing in Bryan on Monday for National HIV Testing Day The Brazos County Health Department is teaming up with Project Unity to offer free, rapid HIV tests from 9 a.m until noon. You can stop by 201 N. Texas Avenue in Bryan to get tested.
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On the front lines against Zika, Tampa Bay area mosquito experts are pressing hard Ron Kolsen takes the cylinder-shaped bag and dumps its contents on a plastic board. "Alright," he says, staring intently at the pile of dead mosquitoes in front of him.
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Electric Shocks Reduce Fats In Chocolate, Make Treat Healthier Sending electric shocks to cocoa particles improves the flow of liquid chocolate without the need for extra cocoa butter. The process can reduce chocolate's fat content by up to 20 percent.
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Potential Zika Vaccine To Undergo Human Trials We've been covering the Zika virus and monitoring any progress that's been being made so far, and we're pleased to report some good news for a change.
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Strike Averted: Brigham, Nurses Reach Deal Brigham and Women's Hospital, regarded as one of the country's best, reached a late agreement with the union to avoid a Monday strike.
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So a Maryland pastor and a rabbi want to grow medical marijuana ... Heard the one about the rabbi and the pastor who want to sell medical pot? The vast list of applicants for one of up to 15 licenses to grow marijuana for medical purposes in Maryland includes at least two religious leaders, Rabbi Jeffrey Kahn and ...
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Men have higher chances of engaging in unprotected sex with attractive women A new study has found that a man is less likely to use a condom during sex with a woman who is very attractive. In the study, researchers mentioned that past research has indicated a connection between perceived attractiveness and the readiness of a ...
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After 190 Tries, Are We Any Closer to a Cure for Alzheimer's? Eli Lilly has spent almost three decades working on drugs for Alzheimer's disease with not much to show for it yet. This year the company began human tests using a totally new approach.
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Businesses compete for medical marijuana grower licenses in Maryland The people lining up to profit from Maryland's legal medical-marijuana market include former sheriffs and state lawmakers, wealthy business executives and well-connected political donors, according to previously undisclosed public records obtained by ...
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Unlike similar sites, U.S. National Whitewater Center faces no water-test regulation The U.S. National Whitewater Center suspended whitewater activities Friday after an Ohio teenager who contracted a rare brain infection died following a visit to the park.
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Second Texas man could lose leg to flesh-eating bacteria A Buda man who traveled to Port Aransas to enjoy the Father's Day weekend with his family is now fighting an infection from a flesh-eating bacteria.
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Study checks Link between attractiveness and possibility of unprotected sex A new study by the researchers from the University of Bristol and University of Southampton has unveiled that when a man finds a woman attractive he is less likely to use a condom to have sex with her.
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Minn. nurses back to work after strike Thousands of nurses returned to work Sunday at five Allina Health hospitals in the Minneapolis area following a seven-day strike mainly over the cost of their health insurance.
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Nearly 5000 Nurses Return To Work Following Week-Long Strike Nurses who work for Allina Health walked off the job last Sunday morning after contract negotiations fell apart. Some 1,400 replacement workers were brought in to fill the shifts at Abbott Northwestern, Mercy, United, Unity, and Philips Eye Institute ...
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Return of Allina Health nurses goes smoothly; bargaining has yet to restart No date is set to resume bargaining, now that the seven-day walkout has come to a civil conclusion. By Anthony Lonetree Star Tribune.
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Tense talks led to Brigham, nurses deal Late Saturday, after months of tense negotiations and with a strike looming, it wasn't disagreement on wages or benefits that kept Brigham and Women's Hospital and its nurses union from nailing down a new contract.
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Local man who is HIV-positive urges people to get free HIV test done KEARNEY, Neb. -- National HIV Testing Day is Monday and the Nebraska Aids Project-Kearney Office is providing free and confidential HIV tests to the public.
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Cannabis church holds first service in Lansing LANSING, Mich. (WLNS) - It's an unassuming building on Lansing's south side, but today it's standing out as the Lansing Herbal Farmer's Market hosted the inaugural service for the First Cannabis Church of Logic and Reason.
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Louisiana officials praise Medicaid expansion; 225900 have signed up as of Friday Advocate Photo by MARK BALLARD Gov. John Bel Edwards told the state Board of Commerce and Industry on Friday that from here on he expects applications for exempting manufacturers from local property taxes to be tied to job creation and retention.
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First Cannabis Church of Logic and Reason Invites You to Get Woke Imagine telling this to someone 10 years ago: A church in Lansing, Mich. will hold its first service ever on Sunday, and the minister is inviting the congregation to help out by putting their joint and blunt roaches in the collection plate.
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FDA warnings: Juice, seafood HACCP problems, drug residues A juice processor in Washington state, seafood companies in New York and Hawaii, and a cattle operation in Texas recently received warnings from the U.S.
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