The University of Vermont recently held a retreat exclusively for Caucasian students so they could explore white privilege. “Examining White…
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It’s time for a Republican divorce
Fighting among House Republicans is so public, so loud and so disruptive that Congress cannot deal with big issues –…
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11 ways to help your child adjust to a new baby
You’ve got this mommy thing down pat and now you’re ready to have another one. Sure, you and your partner…
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Dealing with migraine headaches in children
As a doctor, I get a lot of health questions both in my practice and in my e-mail inbox. Today,…
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This redheaded Irish lass never misses a chance to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day. Singing and dancing on this holiday was…
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Ignore the rumors: Why Ibrance deserves the attention it’s gotten
When you’re passionate about something, it can be hard to hold back from reacting without thinking. A friend of a…
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Human nature thrives with human interaction – a hug, a kiss, a touch of the hand, or a soothing voice.…
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Changing the autism diagnosis?
April is National Autism Awareness Month, a time when families, friends and advocates highlight the challenges of autism, a complex…
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The Art of the Throw Down
A woman once told me she knew her husband was in the mood when he walked up to her from…
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What cancer has taught me
I am about to leave the house for chemo. I was given a week off for “good behavior” – in…
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