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New Rule Could Aid Veterans’ Access to Health Care for Some Traumatic Injuries

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The new policy, which takes effect on Jan. 16, could pave the way for thousands of veterans to file claims.

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Well: Raw Milk a Hazard for Children and Pregnant Women

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The American Academy of Pediatrics has advised children, infants and pregnant women not to consume any raw milk or raw milk products from cows, goats or sheep.

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Personal Health: Keeping Little Breaths Flowing

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Choking is the fourth-leading cause of unintentional deaths in children under age 5, but a few precautions and CPR training could help avert a tragedy.

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Well: Music and the Young Brain

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Two new randomized trials do not support the belief that exposing preschoolers to music aids their cognitive development in other areas.

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Ask Well: Benefits of Swimming

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The health effects of swimming are similar to those of land-based aerobic activities like jogging, walking or bicycling — with some notable differences.