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Oct 20

An Ebola outbreak presents a new mystery involving children

By Helen Branswell, STAT

The disproportionate number of recent infections among children in the Democratic Republic of Congo — specifically in Beni, the outbreak’s current hot spot — has come as a surprise; typically young children don’t make up a big proportion of cases…

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Jul 24

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This war photographer uses toys to tell child survivors’ stories

By Julia Griffin

In our NewsHour Shares moment of the day, Brian McCarty chronicles the horrors of war through the eyes of children, using art therapy and toys to direct his photographs.

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Jul 04

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This advice could help parents of kids with serious illnesses

As a psychologist and counselor specializing in the care of children with cancer, Joanna Breyer has advice for families facing stress for which they never prepared. Author of "When Your Child Is Sick," Breyer joins Judy Woodruff for a conversation.

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Jun 17

‘Free our children now’ — On the U.S.-Mexico border, activists protest separation of immigrant families

By Vivekae Kim

As families around the country celebrated Father’s Day, immigration activists in Texas on Sunday held a march and vigil to draw attention to recent separations of immigrant children from their parents at the U.S.-Mexico border.

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Jun 16

Republicans risking conservative backlash over immigration

By Steve Peoples, Associated Press

NEW YORK — The push toward immigration votes in the House is intensifying the divide among Republicans on one of the party’s most animating issues and fueling concerns that a voter backlash could cost the GOP control of the House…

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Jun 11

When imagination is a child’s only refuge, ‘that’s not a happy ending’

By Jennifer Hijazi

In “Fable of the Pack-Saddle Child,” a poet imagines how a child who's been neglected and abused finds escape in her own mind.

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May 29

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What Trump immigration policy means for children who cross the border

You might have seen the recent headlines about what’s happening to migrant children who cross the U.S. border without legal documents. Amna Nawaz explains what we really know about minors who have been separated from their parents, or who arrive…

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May 18

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Scarred by war, Yemen’s children carry burdens beyond their years

By Marcia Biggs

In Yemen, some of the most vulnerable victims are the 2 million children on the brink of starvation, or those who lost limbs during the fighting. In Aden, many children have been fit with prosthetic limbs, but with rudimentary materials…

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Apr 02

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We need to include children with autism in the real world. Here’s what everyone can do to help

By Whitney Ellenby

Helping children with autism make small steps toward overcoming hurdles in public life requires shifting some of the burden, says Whitney Ellenby, a mom to a son with autism. That means parents need to educate others by disclosing a child’s…

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Mar 16

Photos: Families pour out of Syria’s besieged Eastern Ghouta

By Larisa Epatko

For weeks during brief cease-fires in the volatile rebel-held Eastern Ghouta region outside Damascus, few Syrians left. That all changed this week as thousands escaping Syrian government bombings left by foot with the only belongings they could carry.

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