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New Study Finds 1 In 4 Queer Youth Attempt Suicide

Researchers called the rates a "national public health crisis."
By Lisa Rapaport, Reuters

Concussions Are A Shockingly Common Part Of Adolescence In The U.S.

About one in five teens has had one, and they're most common among those who play a contact sport.
By Ronnie Cohen, Reuters

Iranian Scientist Arriving In U.S. To Aid Cancer Research Sent Home By Border Authorities

Customs and Border Protection officials said they booted the researcher and his family for reasons unrelated to President Donald Trump's travel ban.
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For Kids Like Me, Cancer Is Hard Enough

The Senate health care bill is designed to  make cash-strapped families pay for situations beyond their control.
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Watch This Boy Learn He's Finally Going Home After 189 Days In The Hospital

Five-year-old Ari Schultz received a heart transplant in March.
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To Nurture Compassionate Children, Start At Birth

Children’s earliest experiences meaningfully shape who they are.
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Should Doctors Be Certified To Treat Trans Patients?

Inside the struggle to make doctors' offices more inclusive.
By Keren Landman, M.D., HuffPost

Children In Poorest Neighborhoods Most Vulnerable To Fatal Child Abuse

They're three times more likely to die from abuse than rich kids.
By Ronnie Cohen, Reuters

Polluted Drinking Water Is A National Problem

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Doctors Said This Teen Would Never Run A Marathon. They Were Wrong.

Austin Prario, 19, might be the only person in history with this rare congenital heart condition to finish the Boston Marathon.
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