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Is Halloween a risk? Here’s what the data shows for child and teen safety

Poisoned candy, Halloween predators and October 31 kidnappings mostly don’t hold up to the data. Traffic does. Here’s what research shows about child and teen safety on Halloween, plus five things parents can do.

Sylvia’s Child Advocacy Center Reaccredited by the National Children’s Alliance

Sylvia’s Child Advocacy Center in Boone County has been reaccredited by the National Children’s Alliance for another five years, making it one of 11 NCA-accredited centers among Indiana’s 24 primary CACs.

See how emotions and mental states in our brain appear on a qEEG

In 2022, Drs. Spencer Anderson, Hunter Charles Spitz, Timothy Charles Frommeyer, and Sunishka M. Wimalawansa published the case of a man in his seventies who injured his right forearm during a work accident. Despite what the authors describe as “gross functional limitation,” he did not seek medical attention for several months. Eventually he felt a new “pop,”

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