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Thanks to last year’s mild weather, Japanese beetles’ numbers are increasing this year, and they are bringing destruction. Shubber Ali, CEO of Garden for

A national panel of health experts is recommending for the first time that children ages 8 and up be screened for anxiety — an issue that the pandemic has put a spotlight on. Dr. Lee Beers, former president of the American Academy of Pediatrics, and Professor Elana Bernstein of the University of Dayton’s School of Psychology join Geoff Bennett to discuss child mental health care.

Decades of urbanization and improvements in transportation have reduced the role of farming in the Northeast Ohio economy. But farming is the region's oldest industry and it continues to touch everyone in the region — not just at the dinner table.

Advance a little bit but also not to buy up more than about 10 to 14 days of formula for your child to make sure everybody gets the formula that they need while we can get this issue corrected. >> dr. lee beers, thank you. i know abbott is still telling everyone they're waiting for fda approval to restart their plan, it could start as ten weeks to get their products back on the shelves. the question is how much longer? these are women who carried during the pandemic and thinking now they have to deal with this issue and supply chain shortage of formula. doctor, thank you. this serious hepati...

About their child's health or well-being to call their doctor or pediatrician. >> i am not sure if that's satisfying. although i am not sure what else they would say. let's talk to the former president of the american academy of pediatrics. dr. lee, i am glad you are here. doctor, i have to tell you, i am a mother myself and i remember being very scared when i had my first one and trying to figure out how to keep weight on a newborn and trying to make sure they had nutritional values and going through what seems like a thousand appointments to track their milestones. never once understoanding ...