Targeting ALK Positive Lung Cancer - Ivanhoe Broadcast News, Inc.

Targeting ALK Positive Lung Cancer - Ivanhoe Broadcast News, Inc.

Targeting ALK Positive Lung Cancer Last year, 234,000 Americans were expected to be diagnosed with lung cancer. Of those, about 15 percent occurred in people with no risk factors. See how a cutting-edge targeted therapy is helping some patients survive. Continue »

Pigs Help Kids Fight NF1 These pigs are no regular barnyard animals: they’re on a special mission to save children. Learn how these pigs are becoming the newest heroes for kids battling tough-to-treat diseases.… Continue »

Moms of Middle Schoolers Middle school is tough for kids and new research shows that it may be even tougher for their moms. Experts detail what families can do to help moms survive middle school Continue »

Curbing Kids’ Aggression What do you do when your child gets aggressive with siblings or peers? Research scientists say kids who are persistently aggressive or defiant in their teens are already showing signs of abnormally aggressive behavior years earlier when they are toddlers Continue »

Relational Aggression: Take A Lesson from Big Bird Physical aggression among kids can be obvious, but there are other types of aggression that aren’t as easy to detect Continue »

Smart Living for this week:

• Investment 101: When and What?
• Delaying Dementia: The New Guidelines

Positive Parenting for this week:

• Background TV Affects Kids’ Play
• Naps Are Not Just for Toddlers Anymore!
• Sports: Good for Kids’ Emotional Health
• Teaching Kids to Give
• Parental Expectations Increase Kids’ Stress

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Doctor's In-depth Interview of the week

Intermittent Fasting for Multiple Sclerosis 

Anne Haney Cross, MD, Professor of Neurology
Washington University St. Louis

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Quote of the week:



“To be ignorant of what occurred before you were born is to remain always a child.” 

— Marcus Tullius Cicero

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