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When therapy alone didn't work, researchers wanted to know why some patients did not choose medication.
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On Cincinnati Edition, we look at a new study of children ages 3 to 5 that analyzes brain structure according to each child’s digital media use. Plus, advice for adolescents when its time to get that first cellphone.
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Childrens hospitals report the number of young people in crisis or seeking mental health services continues to increase. This new urgent care is designed to meet those needs in situations not rising to the level of emergency department care.
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Advocates say Ohio's children need more than what they’re getting from Gov. Mike DeWine’s first budget, but they’re praising what they see so far. The...
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Kentucky leads the nation in the number of children in the state who lived with relatives other than their parents between 2016 and 2018. According to…
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Childhood experiences, good and bad, can have a lifelong impact on an individual. A trauma suffered at an early age – abuse, losing or being separated…
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Young people with disabilities, whether physical or cognitive, need extra help getting ready to transition from a school environment, where things are…
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Most of us know our culture's classic myths and fairytales about Santa Claus, the Tooth Fairy and Little Red Riding Hood: But how does it feel when a...
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Since 2001, the national high school graduation rate has increased from about 71 percent to 84 percent. In 2016 in Ohio, the graduation rate was slightly…
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When it comes to giving your child’s education a boost, it’s never too soon to start. Research has shown that early childhood education has significant…