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Questions for growing families

Consider the age and circumstances addressed by an explanation.

Start with a useful question

Consider the age and circumstances addressed by an explanation. Identify who published the information and why before relying on its headline.

Read the context

Read the full explanation. Look for its context, date and limitations, and distinguish research, reporting, personal experience and advertising. A source link is a starting point for reading, not a guarantee that every conclusion applies to everyone.

Keep exploring

Keep a note of the questions that remain. These starter articles provide general information literacy, not an individual assessment, diagnosis or treatment plan. Bring personal health concerns to an appropriately qualified professional.