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6 things a pediatrician wants parents to know about kids and COVID-19 INSIDER 2 hrs ago There have been a lot of scary stories about COVID-19 and kids recently. Parents need to know that the risk of COVID-19 to kids is small, says pediatrician Danelle Fisher. Here's what Fisher wants other parents to know about kids and COVID-19. Over a year into the pandemic, parents are exhausted from keeping up with news about the novel coronavirus. More recently, there has also been a spate of scary headlines about kids and COVID-19, including reports of kids experiencing multisystem inflammatory syndr...

I think my husband is cheating, but he says they're just friends. How can I find out? INSIDER 2/26/2021 © Crystal Cox/Insider; Samantha Lee/Insider Crystal Cox/Insider; Samantha Lee/Insider Before assuming your husband is cheating, consider if jealousy is clouding your judgment. If he has a pattern of deceit and his friendships affect your relationship, it could be a red flag. Tell your husband how this friendship makes you feel and offer solutions. I've been with my husband for 20 years, and we've been married for 17. There's a woman in his life that he calls his friend, and their rela...

A third of COVID-19 survivors are diagnosed with conditions like stroke, dementia, and psychosis amiller@businessinsider.com (Anna Medaris Miller) © Crystal Cox/Insider Crystal Cox/Insider One in eight COVID-19 survivors receive their first-ever psychiatric or neurological diagnosis within six months of testing positive.  Cognitive complications are more prevalent among survivors with prior mental health diagnoses and those who've been hospitalized.  The virus may lead to neurological complications due to a lack of oxygen, the immune system's response, or by invading the ...

My relationship is moving too fast, but my partner is happy with this pace. Should I break things off? INSIDER 12/18/2020 © Crystal Cox/Insider Crystal Cox/Insider You and your partner don't have to break up because you disagree about how fast your relationship should move. Instead, reflect on what's driving your fears of moving fast and tell your partner using "I" statements, therapist Kristie Overstreet told Insider. Usually our relationship fears are rooted in past relationship trauma. Telling your partner could help her better understand your worries and help you through them. I love...