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Introduction of gluten from age 4 months is associated with a reduced prevalence of celiac disease

Early Introduction of Gluten Linked to Decline in Celiac Disease

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Introduction of gluten from age 4 months linked to reduced prevalence of celiac disease
Non-COVID-19 hospital admissions decreased considerably with the onset of COVID-19

Hospital Admissions Not Related to COVID-19 Fell in Early 2020

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From February to April 2020, drop >20 percent observed for all primary admission diagnoses
The incidence of COVID-19 was higher in adolescents than among children during May to September 2020

Current Trends in COVID-19 Reported for U.S. Youth

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Incidence of COVID-19 higher in teenagers than children during May to September 2020
Surgical treatment of breast asymmetry in young women yields significant and sustained improvements in psychosocial quality of life

Young Women Benefit From Surgery for Breast Asymmetry

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Benefits seen in physical, mental health, social functioning for up to five years after surgery
The U.S. government will start distributing millions of rapid COVID-19 tests to states this week with the goal of reopening schools.

U.S. Government to Ship Millions of Rapid COVID-19 Tests This Week

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Tests will be distributed based on state populations; governors can use them as they see fit
Families who usually travel to see each other on Thanksgiving should stay home and hold virtual celebrations instead

CDC Recommends No Travel for Thanksgiving

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Agency says it is best to restrict Thanksgiving dinners to people living in the same household
The global COVID-19 pandemic reached a grim new milestone on Tuesday: 1 million dead.

Global Death Toll From COVID-19 Passes 1 Million

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Americans made up more than 200,000 of those deaths, or one in five
Survivors of childhood cancer have a lower prevalence of suicidal behaviors and mortality

Suicidal Behaviors, Deaths Lower for Childhood Cancer Survivors

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But prevalence of suicidal ideation similar for childhood cancer survivors, general population
One-third of parents say they will forgo the flu vaccination for their children this year

Only Two-Thirds of Parents Planning to Get Flu Shots for Their Children

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Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, only one-third of parents see the flu vaccine as more necessary this year
Children who are deaf or hard of hearing who are enrolled in early intervention (EI) by 6 months of age are more likely to be ready for kindergarten than those who enter EI later

Early Intervention Has Lasting Benefit for Deaf Children

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Children who were deaf/hard of hearing who entered EI early more likely to be ready for kindergarten