What WWII data tells us about children, added sugar and chronic disease
But a growing body of research supports limiting children’s sugar intake for the first 1,000 days of life — starting at ...
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A Jewish woman adopted as a baby after World War II lost hope of finding her father. This year she gained a whole new family
When Elana Milman published an autobiography last year about her lifelong quest to find her birth parents, she had accepted she would never know the identity of her father. But thanks to a DNA ...
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Israel's wartime baby boom: Births on the rise as Gaza war continues
“Israel has been in a constant baby boom since independence.” This comes from a normally understated source, Wikipedia. And it’s true! Even in wartime. From day one, Israelis have loved babies.