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  Are Mammograms Worth It?

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  Are Older Men’s Sperm Really Any Worse?

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  Eat More Nuts (And Vegetables, And Don’t Forget to Exercise And Quit Smoking)

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  How a Woman’s Weight Before Pregnancy Affects Childbirth

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  What Do We Really Know About the Safety of E-Cigarettes?

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  Why States Should Aim For 100 Percent Vaccination

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  Don’t Take Your Vitamins

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  Calorie Counts On Menus Won’t Change What Americans Eat

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  Do Concussions Lead To Suicide?

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  New Prenatal Tests Aren’t Perfect — But They’re Close

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  Cellphones Do Not Give You Brain Cancer

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  Men, Those Tightie Whities Really Are Killing Your Sperm Count

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  ‘Screen Time’ For Kids Is Probably Fine

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  Is Your Toddler Straight-Up Refusing to Poop in the Toilet? Join the Club.

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  Why Parents Panic Way Too Much Over Kids Who Learn to Walk Late

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  Nearly All Infants Lose Weight After They’re Born

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  When You Give Birth, Your Body … Rips

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  The Complicated Truth About C-sections

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  An Economist’s Data-Backed Case for Vaccines

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  What to Expect When You Have a Miscarriage

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  How Much Does Diet Matter When You’re Breastfeeding?

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  Thinking About Pregnancy Like an Economist

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  End the Plague of Secret Parenting

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  When Parents Try to Do It All, They Do It Poorly

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  New Evidence on Pot During Pregnancy

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  Why the C-Section Rate Is So High

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  Take Back Your Pregnancy

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  The Data All Guilt-Ridden Parents Need

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  There’s Evidence on How to Raise Children, but Are Parents Listening?

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  Reports of a Drop in Childhood Obesity Are Overblown