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Jenelle Evans Shares Son’s Photo on 1st Day of School After Custody Battle

19.07.2019 Kids Health

https://www.instagram.com/p/B0EnxotFgd_/ #FirstDayOfSchool ??? These kiddos are getting so big, so fast! #BittersweetMoments #Motivated #SchoolDays A post shared byJenelle Eason (@j_evans1219) on Jul 18, 2019 at 1:53pm PDT All smiles! Teen Mom 2 alum Jenelle Evans’ son Kaiser, 6, and her stepdaughter Maryssa Eason, 11, posed for photos on their first days of kindergarten and 7th grade, respectively. “#FirstDayOfSchool,” the TV […]

Jenelle Evans' Mom Takes Ensley and Jace to Aquarium Amid Custody Battle

10.06.2019 Kids Health

Summer fun! Jenelle Evans’ mom, Barbara Evans, took her grandkids to the aquarium amid the Teen Mom OG star’s custody battle. “Going to Aquarium today taking the Ferry,” the grandma captioned a Sunday, June 9, Instagram upload of her 2-year-old granddaughter, Ensley. She posted a photo of Ensley and her 9-year-old brother Jace in front of a jellyfish tank, writing, “Fort […]

South Africa’s battle to resuscitate cancer care

25.06.2018 Health Problems

South African electrician Phiwankosi Mkhize was diagnosed with lung cancer in May last year and told by the hospital to come back for a scan in 15 months. But after just 12 months he died, before having the chance to receive treatment. The 66-year-old’s fate is far from unique in southeastern KwaZulu-Natal province, the country’s second most populous. Hundreds of […]

The Diet That Cured My PCOS—and Ended My Battle with Infertility

09.05.2018 Health Problems

Alisa Vitti is the founder of the period-tracking app MyFLO and author of the women’s hormone health book WomanCode. As kids, most of are warned about how dangerously easy it is to have a baby. But if you’ve struggled to conceive, or watched a friend or family member go through the experience of infertility, you know that there’s a parallel […]

Scientists discover a new way to battle multiple sclerosis

08.05.2018 Health Problems

Ridiculous. That’s how Andrew Caprariello says his colleagues described his theory about multiple sclerosis (MS) back when he was doing his PhD in Ohio. Caprariello’s passion to explore controversial new theories about MS propelled him to seek out a postdoctoral fellowship with a like-minded thinker, whom he found in University of Calgary’s Dr. Peter Stys, a member of the Hotchkiss […]