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Last Updated: 02/27/2021 09:07PM • Subscribe via RSS • ATOM

Dear EarthTalk

02/27/2021 ● By Sandy Kauten

What is the “Field of Dreams” theory all about when it comes to ecology?

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Spinal Muscular Atrophy

02/20/2021 ● By Trudy Citovic

Understanding this rare condition, and one Oregon family’s journey, and first-person perspective.

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Family Health Q&A

02/04/2021 ● By Sudeshna Banerjee, MD

February is Women's Heart Health Month... and with our health in the forefront, heart health is of the utmost importance. This months Q&A series takes a look at signs and symptoms not to ignore.

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Love Is in The Air !

02/04/2021 ● By Tanni Haas, Ph.D.

Parents are not generally comfortable with the idea of their teen dating; but it’s a fact of life, and better for everyone involved when it’s acknowledged and accepted, rather than denied.

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Dental Care At Home

02/04/2021 ● By Dr. Tara Paluska, DDS

As the COVID-19 pandemic goes on, some of our home health care dental routines may have been neglected. It’s understandable.

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Building Your One’s Brain Power

01/01/2021 ● By Parenting Now

One-year olds are eager and curious learners. Brain development during this year lays the foundation for all of their future learning. Ones naturally love activities that activate their brain development.

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Messing with Mud

01/01/2021 ● By Beth Stein

The ingredients in the recipe are simple: water for wetness, soil for substance, crumpled leaves for texture, bark chips for chunks, grass for green-ness, and rocks just for fun. The how-to part of the recipe is also pretty straightforward – dig, dump, stir, mush, squoosh, pour, pound.

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Surviving and Thriving on a Single Income Budget

01/01/2021 ● By Christa Melnyk Hines

Life is expensive. Life with kids is even more expensive. So how do some parents who rely on one income not only survive, but still find ways to create a happy, well-rounded life for their families?

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Coping with Distance Learning Burnout

01/01/2021 ● By Pilar Bradshaw, M.D., F.A.A.P.

Distance learning during the COVID-19 pandemic looks and feels very different to students, teachers and parents. Long hours in front of a screen, challenges with technology and difficulty mastering new material can be overwhelming to some children.

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Inspiring Generosity in Children

12/01/2020 ● By Pilar Bradshaw, M.D., F.A.A.P.

Generosity is a trait most parents would like to see instilled in their children. Teaching kids to serve and give to others builds character and empathy. It also releases chemicals in the brain that stimulate reward pathways and creates a feeling of joy.

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