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On the trail of fall foliage (opens the original)
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Golden cottonwood glow and scarlet maple magic soon should be on display along a stunning fall foliage trail tucked inside a quieter section of Zion National Park. In past years, mid-October visits to Zion’s Kolob Canyons have brought the most leaf-peeping luck on Taylor Creek Trail, about a three-hour drive from Las Vegas. The Southern Utah hike follows the middle fork of Taylor Creek and includes multiple water crossings that are shallow during drier months and on blue-sky days. In addition to
Why bedbug infestations are increasing, and what to do about them (opens the original)
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Bedbugs are sometimes called the vampires of the insect world — hiding during the day and coming out at night to feast on human blood. Generations of children have been told: “Sleep tight. Don’t let the bedbugs bite.” Well, bad news: Bedbug infestations are increasing. This is the time of year when they tend to be at their worst. And some scientists think the reviled pests might be capable of spreading an antibiotic-resistant infection called MRSA. For centuries, the bugs have horrified homeowne
How have school lunches changed? (opens the original)
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The USDA National School Lunch program has provided nearly 246 billion lunches since the establishment of the federal Food and Nutrition Administration, as it’s now called, in 1969. The National School Lunch Program dates to World War II but was significantly expanded in the late ’60s and early ’70s. This year, the rules and procedures are being rewritten. Nobody at your child’s school picks what goes on the lunch tray. That decision runs through a district nutrition director, a set of federal m
Why do farm children tend to avoid asthma and allergies? (opens the original)
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German scientists identified bacteria present in cow digestion and manure that seem to help children exposed to them avoid developing asthma. The catch is they have to inhale the germs. As rates of allergies, asthma, eczema and hay fever rose in industrial civilizations, children raised on farms did not seem to be affected. By the 1990s, research suggested that certain childhood infections helped the body tune its immune system, instead of overreacting to dust, pollen and other allergens. It bec
How to know if your childâs backpack is too heavy (opens the original)
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Backpacks can be fashionable and functional, but they can also be too heavy — weighed down by digital devices, musical instruments, sports equipment and more. Some kids carry home a laptop or tablet and textbooks, too. It’s good to be prepared, but kids who walk to school or participate in extracurricular activities might be lugging more than their bodies can handle. Lockers and classroom storage aren’t available everywhere — and a child carrying too much weight might not be ready to learn. As a
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