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March 8, 2023

Wisdom teeth: Is it time to remove them?

The trouble with wisdom teeth and why and when they typically need to come out

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5 healthy holiday choices for families

These weeks can make it harder to keep a healthy lifestyle. These five tips can help families make healthy holiday choices.

Teens and Mental Health, Part 3: Do depression and anxiety go away?

In a recent Twitter Spaces chat, area teens had questions — and Vanderbilt’s mental health experts had answers.

Teens and Mental Health, Part 2: Helping a friend who is struggling

In a recent Twitter Spaces chat, area teens had questions — and Vanderbilt’s mental health experts had answers.

Teens and Mental Health, Part 1: Who to talk to (and how to ask for help)

In a recent Twitter Spaces chat, area teens had questions — and Vanderbilt’s mental health experts had answers.

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Can a child with asthma still play sports?

The short answer is yes, say asthma experts. It’s all about management

6 ideas for fall family fun

Get out and get active while enjoying the colors of fall as a family.

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How to spot the visual symptoms of concussion

Eye experts alert parents and pediatricians about watching for visual symptoms, along with all the…

How to talk to your teen about suicidal thoughts

Having conversations about your child’s mental health helps keep them safe. Over the course of…

headaches in children

Going back to school can literally be a headache

The transition from summer break to classes can trigger headaches. Here’s why and what to do.

Antidepressants for teens and children: what you need to know

If your child is dealing with depression or anxiety, medication may be the right solution.

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When your child’s in pain and doesn’t want to go to school

Dreading school can manifest as physical symptoms.

A father sits at the kitchen table with his school-aged daughter, talking and both holding cell phones.

When children feel anxiety about news of war

Be aware that children are seeing news on social media, including TikTok.

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