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Family & Home

Family & Home
Articles that focus on overall health improvement with an emphasis on your family and home.

Poor Bond With Siblings May Boost Depression Risk Marriage of Great Benefit to the Depressed

Men who don't get along with a sibling might be at higher risk for depression, new research shows.

Depressed people get more of a psychological boost from marriage than people who aren't depressed, even though depressed people tend to have poorer quality marriages, a U.S. study finds.

Most Guns in Homes With Young Kids Not Stored Safely To the First-Born Go the Smarts

At your child's next visit to the pediatrician, the usual checklist of questions might include a new one: Do you have a gun in the house?

First-born children possess IQs that are 2.3 points higher, on average, than their younger siblings, a new study contends.

Study Compares Teen Driver Safety

While children riding in cars driven by teens are twice as likely to be injured in a crash as children in cars driven by adults, the risk of injury is 40 percent lower if the teen driver happens to be an older brother or sister, a new study finds.

 

 



 

 
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