Why settle for one when you can get three? This tight piece discusses the rise in C-sections, cholesterol in children, and when it is safe for young ones to fly.
Wednesday, July 16, 2008
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Welcome to The Nature of Nurture, a site for parents who want to stay up to date on the science that is important to them. EJ is a US-based mom who works full-time and posts about "parental science" in her spare time. She started this blog as a way to keep track of the steady flow of scientific advances--as well as the questions scientists have not yet begun to answer--that can affect the decisions we make for our children.
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