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Exercise prevents and treats postpartum depression, study finds

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New study reinforces skin-to-skin contact is critical for premature babies

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Stephen Colbert cancels late night shows after experiencing ruptured appendix

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With an RSV shot for infants in short supply, here's what parents should know

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Specializing in 1 sport can be risky for young athletes, experts say

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Toddler 'formulas' are unnecessary and lack nutritional benefits of milk, pediatrician group warns

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FDA advisory committee says common ingredient in some nasal decongestants does not work

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Taylor Swift fans who experienced 'post-concert amnesia' may have better luck at her movie, experts say

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FDA discusses using artificial wombs to help save preemie babies: What to know about the new technology

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6 things experts say can help keep kids healthy in school amid flu, RSV and COVID