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Naming your illness | Recommended reading | Social media central | Reading in dim light | Q&A: Living with lice | Texting and the law | Legislating against the 'R' word

Clearing the airways
Suffering from severe asthma, Marquis Lewis, 17, missed so many school days that he had to repeat freshman year. A new asthma program at Children's helped him get his asthma—and his life—back under control.

Research briefs
Can obesity prevention begin before birth? | Say what? | "Game over" for children's angry outbursts? | Drug safety information goes mobile

Toilet troubles
Parents are often offered advice about the best way to toilet train their kids. But what's a parent to do when nothing seems to work?

Appetite for life
For some unknown reason, Gwen Lorimier, 8, was born unable to eat. Dependent on an IV for calories, Gwen got sicker and sicker, until an intestinal transplant offered her a chance at a normal childhood.

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