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How often should you shower? The answer may surprise you (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON (7News) — How often should you shower, and do you really need to soap up your entire body every time? Dermatologist Dr. Shilpi Khetarpal said most people should shower at least once a day, in part because our skin regularly comes into contact with allergens that should be rinsed away. “The reason for that is, you know, we all come in contact with allergens. We want to rinse the allergens off,” Khetarpal said. But that does not necessarily mean everyone needs to use soap from head to t
New blood tests offer a simpler way to help diagnose Alzheimer’s (opens the original)
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By Adrianna Hopkins | 7NewsPUBLISHED: September 14, 2026 at 1:22 PM EDT Getting your Trinity Audio player ready...A new generation of blood tests is making it easier for doctors to look for biological signs of Alzheimer’s disease, potentially giving some patients answers earlier. Subscribe to continue reading this article. Already subscribed? To log in, click here. Share this: Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Share on X (Opens in new window) X
Back to school can bring anxiety. Here's what parents should watch for (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON (7News) — The start of a new school year can bring excitement, new routines and a fresh start. But for some children and teenagers, the transition from summer break back to the classroom can also bring stress, anxiety and emotional changes. Dr. Tiara Carter, a psychologist, says parents may begin noticing those changes as children adjust to earlier mornings, academics, social pressures and new environments. Parents should remember that children may not always say directly that they ar
How parents can prepare kids for kindergarten before school starts (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON (7News) — For families with a child starting kindergarten, the final weeks of summer may be filled with practicing letters, numbers and colors. But academic skills are only one part of getting a child ready for the classroom. “There’s academic readiness, there’s social readiness, and there’s behavioral readiness,” said Dr. Kimberly Giuliano, a pediatrician at Cleveland Clinic Children’s. “And each one of those things needs some time and attention in order for a child to be successful
Study links parents' device distraction to insecure attachment in teens (opens the original)
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WAHINGTON, D.C. (7News) — Parents often worry about how much time their children spend staring at phones and tablets. But new research suggests adults may also need to examine how their own device habits affect their children. A study from Newport Healthcare found that teenagers who believe their parents or caregivers are frequently distracted by mobile devices are more likely to display signs of insecure attachment. Attachment security reflects whether a young person feels emotionally safe, con
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