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To reduce the potential of unknowingly spreading coronavirus, students should limit social activities seven to 14 days before going home. → Read More
He adds that doctors are still trying to understand why kids, in general, do better with coronavirus. He said there are some theories, but nothing has been proven just yet. → Read More
According to a notice shared by Facebook, “if you use videos on our Products to create a music listening experience for yourself or for others, your videos will be blocked and your page, profile or group may be deleted. This includes Live.” → Read More
“It's not going to weaken your immune system. It's actually going to strengthen your immune system.” → Read More
Some people just have a corner and that's okay. Just have a dedicated area. Have a time where you turn it on and you turn it off so you can have that work life balance.” → Read More
Virginia Senator Mark Warner said the COVID-19 pandemic and protests against police brutality have highlighted racial disparities across America and Hampton Roads. → Read More
Virginia Beach native Pharrell Williams’ Something in the Water music festival was crushed by the COVID-19 pandemic, but his generosity in Hampton Roads is having an even greater impact for people in need. → Read More
Psychiatrists urge focus on maternal mental health during pandemic → Read More
Medical experts are studying the effectiveness of a popular heartburn medication and its ability to treat COVID-19 patients. → Read More
“If your bad days are starting to outnumber your good, that’s a good way to gauge how you’re doing.” → Read More
NORFOLK,Va. - Families are likely using screens more than ever. From virtual classrooms, to learning applications, the pandemic is posing a new problem for parents: how much is too much? “Give yourself some grace. Allow some extra screen time,” said Shannon Hood, manager of CHKD’s Child Life and Patient Experience Program. Hood said parents should focus more on the quality of screen time instead… → Read More
You may have noticed your children are experiencing sadness, anger or denial during this pandemic. → Read More
High school graduation is one of the most cherished times in a student's life, but the COVID-19 pandemic has made the traditional ceremonies unsafe. → Read More
Dr. Brenner said the World Health Organization is encouraging mothers to breastfeed during this pandemic. → Read More
If you think you’re sneezing and sniffling from spring allergies earlier than usual, you are not alone. Medical experts say the spring allergy season has already started. → Read More
“Hand sanitizers are effective against most bacteria but don’t work well against viruses,” explained news 3 medical expert Dr. Ryan Light. “Hand washing with soap and water is superior to hand sanitizers, cleansing the hands of bacteria and viruses.” → Read More
Too much sugar is bad for children's health, but is artificial sweetener a safe alternative? → Read More
A recent study by the National Institutes of Health linked permanent hair dye and chemical hair straighteners to an increased risk of breast cancer. → Read More
A Hampton Roads-based film, The Black Walnut, is shining a light the health disparities surrounding black men and prostate cancer. → Read More
“No one should be telling a mother who is suffering from postpartum depression or anxiety that she has to make a choice between medication and breastfeeding,” explained CHKD pediatrician Dr. Natasha Sriraman in a recent article featured in the New York Times. “Even though there is little scientific evidence linking these medications to any harmful effects on the fetus, pregnant women are… → Read More