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How to Improve Your Immunity With Young Kids

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By Emily Oster
| ParentData
Young children, especially in child care, pre-K, and the early school years, are frequently sick. Which means their parents are also frequently sick. Even though we had those same illnesses when we were children, it’s been so long that our immunity has waned, and we get sick again. If you’re facing down a season (or two, or six) of illness, you’re likely looking for something — anything — to improve your immunity.
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Dinner, Planned: 5 Minutes to Less Mental Load

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By Emily Oster
| ParentData
For many years, I sat down at the end of the week to plan the next week’s dinners, and got frustrated. I was trying to have variety (but not too much!), to make sure I thought about who was home on which day, to use up the random leftover beans that we somehow always had. Surely, I thought over and over again, there is a better way to do this. But I never found the right program or app to deliver what I wanted: something simple, but customizable.
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Everyone Is Talking About Male Testosterone

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By Emily Oster
| ParentData
Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth recently announced his plans to screen U.S. troops for low testosterone. Anyone with low levels — including women — would have the option to pursue hormone therapy. While the details are unclear, this lines up with an increasingly common concern: testosterone is in crisis, and a lot of people need to supplement.
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