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Understanding Social Media's Role in Breaking News After Charlie Kirk's Killing (VIDEO)
September 11, 2025
Alice Connors-Kellgren, PhD, Clinical Psychologist and Director of the Developmental Trauma Clinic at Tufts Medical Center, in a story about social media’s role in breaking news and the psychological impact of graphic photos/videos being shared.
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Know Before You Go: Your Guide to Feeling Calm + Prepared for an MRI
September 12, 2025
If you’re scheduled for an MRI, it’s normal to feel curious, nervous or even a bit claustrophobic. Don’t worry, we’re here to help you have a safe and stress-free experience. Knowing what to expect and how to stay comfortable can transform a nerve-wracking visit into one that feels calm and manageable.
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Baby Walkers: What Every Parent Needs to Know
September 12, 2025
When your baby is ready to explore, it can feel like they’re eager to move before their legs truly are. Many parents turn to baby walkers, thinking they’re a helpful tool to keep babies contained and encourage mobility. But research shows that not only are walkers unnecessary for development—they can be dangerous.
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10 Surprising Things You Don’t Realize Are Causing Dark Under-Eye Circles
August 27, 2025
Farah Moustafa, MD, Dermatologist and Director of Laser and Cosmetics at Tufts Medical Center, in an article about unexpected things that may cause dark circles under the eyes.
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Study: 44% of Those Living With Diabetes Don’t Know They Have It
September 9, 2025
Richard Siegel, MD, Endocrinologist at Co-Director of the Diabetes and Lipid Center at Tufts Medical Center, about a new study, which found that nearly half of people living with diabetes don’t know they have it.