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Lori Miller Kase

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Bedtimes by Age: How Much Sleep Does Your Kid Need?

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By Lori Miller Kase, Jodi A. Mindell
| Parents Verified
Photo: PARENTS/ GETTY IMAGES Around 20%-40% of infant and school-aged children have poor sleep health. While biological explanations for disrupted sleep do exist, the vast majority of sleep problems are caused by parents unintentionally not allowing children to get the sleep they need, says Marc Weissbluth, MD, author of Healthy Sleep Habits, Happy Child and an associate professor of pediatrics at Northwestern University Medical School.
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Anti-aging Hacks: Q and A with Dr. Mark Hyman

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By Lori Miller Kase
| Reinvent Yourself
About 80 percent of older adults suffer from at least one chronic disease — and 68 percent have two, according to the National Council on Aging. It’s no wonder that we associate aging with physical and cognitive decline. But a new wave of longevity research suggests that by addressing the biological roots of aging, it’s not only possible to extend one’s life span, but also to prevent — and even reverse — debility and disease.
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Introducing The Mayer Center

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By Ariana Fine, Leonard Felson, Lori Miller Kase, Alex Donovan
| Seasons Magazines Verified
Middlesex Health Offers Centralized Pediatric Help for Developmental Disorders With Connecticut families needing well-rounded support for their children and adolescents with developmental disorders, including autism, Middlesex Health is working to provide supportive care to those within the local community and from across Connecticut with the opening of The Mayer Center in Essex, Conn.
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