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Love your Pets maybe it will improve your children’s health

February 27, 2013

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Studies on adults are mixed but studies on children, says Dr. Greger, shows less common colds, ear infections and less illness in general. Maybe its the child’s infinite love and positive outlook. Pets may be making them happier and their fore healthier. If you are thinking about getting a pet for your child, it might just pay for itself in improved health and less doctor visits. They may even be lowering the child’s stress levels.

New guidelines for treating kids ear infections (newsfixnow.com)
Antibiotics or not? New middle-ear infection guidelines (usatoday.com)
Pediatricians Urged To Treat Ear Infections More Cautiously – NPR (blog) (npr.org)
Kids With Ear Infections May Not Need Antibiotics, New Guidelines Say (livescience.com)
Ohio hospital 1st to unite kids, pets (kjrh.com)
What parents need to know about earaches (dailynightly.nbcnews.com)
Model for unconditional love – your pet (counselorssoapbox.com)
Antibiotics for ear infections: Pediatricians release new guidelines (cbsnews.com)
Docs to cut back on antibiotics for ear infections (wbaltv.com)
Children’s to unite sick kids & pets (wcpo.com)

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