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An event this Saturday is exploring the impact of childhood trauma and how acquired childhood experiences can affect people later in life. The event is, in part, centered on the conviction of Marlin Dixon. Milwaukee Journal Sentinel's James Causey and Angela Peterson share more.
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Many parents are finding it difficult to talk with their kids about school shootings, but Children's Wisconsin's Dr. Jenny Walczak says there are ways to approach the subject and help kids handle the anxiety and fear that many of us are feeling.
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For the last couple of years, Ashley Valentine has hosted pop-up book events throughout Milwaukee. Now, she’s opened a BIPOC children’s bookstore and literacy center called Rooted MKE.
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U.S. Rep. Gwen Moore says the monthly child tax credit was a lifeline and investment in children. Tatiana Joseph, a mother, says this was the village coming to the rescue of parents.
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On Monday, Vice President Kamala Harris visited Milwaukee and spoke with residents on the front lines of lead contamination.
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Dr. Michael Gutzeit of Children’s Wisconsin discusses how children are being impacted by the latest surge in Wisconsin’s COVID-19 cases.
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As the omicron variant of the COVID-19 virus surges, many parents are beginning to feel like they're at their wit's end. Lake Effect contributor Dusty Weis shares his experience.
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Health officials urged more COVID-19 vaccinations for kids, ahead of the First Lady and the Surgeon General visiting Children's Wisconsin hospital Wednesday afternoon.
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Milwaukee police said Tuesday that any further searches for a missing 3-year-old boy will depend on whether they receive credible information from the public on his disappearance.
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At Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin, mental health professionals saw an 80% increase in referrals for outpatient mental health treatment from December 2019 to December 2020.