It may be harder to raise an introverted teen than to be one, says Susan Cain, the author of “Quiet.”
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Well: Is Your Teen’s Introversion a Problem for Your Teen — or for You?
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Well: A Balloon to Treat Glue Ear, a Common Childhood Problem
A simple do-it-yourself home treatment – which involves inflating a balloon by blowing out through the nose – may help clear fluid buildup in the ears without drugs or surgery.
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Ask Well: The Problem with Bunions
Non-surgical treatments can reduce the pain or discomfort from a bunion and keep it from worsening.
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Personal Health: Lifesaving Procedure With an Image Problem
Though donating bone marrow has become simpler and less painful, more like giving blood, perception has not caught up with reality, scaring off some potential donors.
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Ask Well: The Problem With Dogs and Chocolate
Chocolate poses a hazard for dogs, who can easily eat enough of it to cause life-threatening seizures.
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Well: The Problem With Pain Pills
In the new e-book “A World of Hurt: Fixing Pain Medicine’s Biggest Mistake,” the New York Times reporter Barry Meier makes a strong case that opioid drugs used to treat chronic pain, like OxyContin, not only are addictive and deadly but often don’t work for many people who use them and lead to a range of additional health problems.
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