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    Finding Belonging in Uncertain Times - 2 year(s) ago

    The pandemic created isolation and worries that continue to be felt, but we should realize we are not alone and that everyone struggles.

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    Categories: Latest Headlines, Pediatrics
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      Read the latest #AAPVoices blog in which pediatrician Xinshu She shares how peer support programs for clinicians can help provide necessary social connections to healthcare professionals dealing with challenging times. https://t.co/gGCzBxrjbs

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    Sharing pronouns matters, and it can help save lives - 2 year(s) ago

    Normalizing the practice in everyday interactions welcomes everyone openly and shows acceptance of their identities.

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    Categories: Latest Headlines, Pediatrics
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      Daniel Mai writes in #AAPVoices🗣 about why he shares his pronouns “There’s the assumption that sharing pronouns should be confined to the #LGBTQIA community, but to relegate the practice would be closed-minded." Read more: https://t.co/ZaJwmyrzir https://t.co/IrT4A1d32U

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    Increasing Parental Capacity through Relational Health - 2 year(s) ago

    Just as children need safe, stable relationships free from blame and shame, so do their caregivers.

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      When we make biased assumptions about families, we lose sight of the goal of building healthy children, @drtribie writes in #AAPVoices. Amplifying parental strengths is key to improving the health of children, she writes. https://t.co/f7EsrHDkSu https://t.co/ndYKDelobd

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    Say Gay – The Lives of LGBTQ Youth Depend on It - 2 year(s) ago

    The attempts to criminalize supporting kids at risk of societal marginalization are reckless and undermine physicians’ ability to do their jobs.

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      Dr. @TeresittaV writes in #AAPVoices about recent efforts to advance policies that will harm the LGBTQIA+ community, expressing concern for the impact such efforts have on the health and well-being of young people everywhere.https://t.co/DHzEZD2oa2 https://t.co/rioqUWYCn0

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    Don’t Underestimate the Power of the Physician Voice - 2 year(s) ago

    Successfully addressing the needs of patients and their families sometimes can be as simple as sending a letter to a landlord.

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      Dr. Yonit Lax writes in #AAPVoices about the ways in which physicians can advocate for patients with social needs. A letter to a landlord is one simple way to help make changes, she writes. https://t.co/AjTJQtHSYD https://t.co/giW2caU7Gf

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    Turmoil Hurts the Youngest in Lasting Ways - 2 year(s) ago

    The images coming out of Ukraine are heartbreaking and remind us of the terrible toll of war on young children.

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      From Ukraine to Syria to the U.S.-Mexico border, Dr. @navsaria describes how the turmoil of war and upheaval affects the long-term mental and physical health of children, Read more in #AAPVoices: https://t.co/Afs2KwAwpJ

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