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Breaking the Cycle: How Rising Star Pediatrics Puts Children Before Insurance Codes

There is a quiet tragedy in how industrialized medicine today treats children—not as full human beings with stories and struggles, but as entries in a billing system, as numbers shuffled between insurance codes and waiting rooms. The industrialized model of healthcare has turned the most sacred of relationships—the trust between a parent, a child, and

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The Quiet Crisis in Our Schools—and the Doctors Who Can Fix It

There is a quiet war being waged in the hallways of our schools. Not the kind waged with fists or words, but the kind that moves in silence—undiagnosed illnesses, unchecked asthma, the slow creep of anxiety and depression, the weight of chronic conditions carried by children too young to understand why their bodies betray them.

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Do Babies Remember You? Understanding Memory and Object Permanence in Infants

Will My Baby Forget Me? Understanding Infant Memory and Object Permanence My husband asked a simple question. A heartfelt one. A question wrapped in longing, in the delicate hope of recognition. \”Will she remember me?\” he asked as our 7-month-old great-niece left for a two-week vacation. And in that moment, I understood. It was not

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