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'I’ve never felt so helpless:' Pennsylvania mother shares baby’s battle with rare disease (opens the original)
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DAUPHIN COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — A central Pennsylvania baby is battling a rare genetic disease, and now her mother is sharing their journey in hopes of spreading awareness to other families. 3-month-old Harper Cugini was born with spinal muscular atrophy, or SMA, Type 1, a rare genetic disease that affects the muscles, bones and respiratory system. “It has been a fight since day one with Harper,” her mother, Samantha, said. “And just like we say, it’s another day and another fight.” For Samantha, th
Mickey turns 106 (opens the original)
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Central Pennsylvania native Mildred Clemens has seen more than a century of change. Now, she’s sharing some of her favorite memories, and the secret she said has kept her going all these years. At 106 years old Mickey said she has a pretty simple recipe for a long life. "I ate peanut butter and chocolate, and now I’ve added coffee. I don’t know, I was just born with good health. I was blessed, blessed very much," she said. Mickey, a Central Pennsylvania native, was born Sept. 4, 1920, and over t
AI as a Therapist? PA experts warn parents about kids relying on Chatbots (opens the original)
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PENNSYLVANIA (WHP) — Artificial Intelligence chatbots have become a part of everyday life, but what happens when kids start turning to AI instead of a professional for mental health support? A Pennsylvania psychiatrist explains why this could be risky, and parents are also sharing their concerns. "They’re talking to a bot; they’re not talking to a real person, so for them to express their feelings to a bot and not a parent is kind of concerning," said Harrisburg mother Kiara Irizarry. Experts sa
AI as a Therapist? PA experts warn parents about kids relying on Chatbots (opens the original)
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PENNSYLVANIA (WHP) — Artificial Intelligence chatbots have become a part of everyday life, but what happens when kids start turning to AI instead of a professional for mental health support? A Pennsylvania psychiatrist explains why this could be risky, and parents are also sharing their concerns. "They’re talking to a bot; they’re not talking to a real person, so for them to express their feelings to a bot and not a parent is kind of concerning," said Harrisburg mother Kiara Irizarry. Experts sa
13-year-old shields little brother while shots were fired at Harrisburg's Reservoir Park (opens the original)
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What was supposed to be a fun night at a concert at Reservoir Park turned chaotic when gunshots sent people running for cover, but in the middle of it all, one 13-year-old made a quick decision to help his little brother. (WHP) HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHP) — What was supposed to be a fun night at a concert at Reservoir Park turned chaotic when gunshots sent people running for cover, but in the middle of it all, one 13-year-old made a quick decision to help his little brother. "It was just me and Matteo
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