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Lauren Styx

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Are you suffering from "hidden" hearing loss?

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By Lauren Styx
| Community Health Magazine Verified
Imagine you’re out to dinner with friends at a popular local spot. Everyone is talking and laughing around you but you’re having a hard time understanding what they’re saying. You've asked "What?" about one thousand times. This eventually becomes so frustrating that you tune out of the conversation altogether. What’s unusual is that you just had a hearing test last month and passed with flying colors. What’s the deal?
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Home Births Are On the Rise-Here's What You Need to Know

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By Lauren Styx, Fadwah Halaby
| verywellfamily.com
Verywell / Madie Goodnight Key Takeaways Home births are on the rise during the COVID-19 pandemic as hospitals have imposed restrictions during delivery in the interest of safety. There is debate around the safety of home births, and some women are better candidates for this option than others. There's always a risk of unanticipated complications, so talking with your doctor well in advance is crucial. In the United States, less than 1% of births happen at home.
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How Maternity Leave Can Improve Long-Term Maternal Health

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By Lauren Styx, Aline Bütikofer, Peace Nwegbo-Banks
| verywellfamily.com
Theresa Chiechi / Verywell Key Takeaways A recent study examined the health of new mothers in Norway before and after paid maternity leave became law. Researchers found that mothers who were given more generous paid maternity leave lived healthier lives entering middle age. Paid maternity leave policy in the United States is severely lacking, which can put both mother and child at greater risk of unhealthy outcomes.
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