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By Wanda Shimazu, Pharm.D. During the pandemic, we have become increasingly dependent on our technology. Many are working from home; our children may still be experiencing school or college via distance learning. We​ are all regularly exposed to electromagnetic fields (EMFs)—not only when we’re out in public, but also inside your home. Most of the …

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By Wanda Shimazu, Pharm.D. During the pandemic, we have become increasingly dependent on our technology. Many are working from home; our children may still be experiencing school or college via distance learning. We​ are all regularly exposed to electromagnetic fields (EMFs)—not only when we’re out in public, but also inside your home. Most of the …

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Did you know that Learning disabilities are not recognized in Japan?  Japan documents its suicide rate among the school-aged children being at an all-time high.  Although recognized in the world,  Japan, along with other academic-focused nations such as South Korea, has not recognized that Learning Disabilities exist Without recognition, help for those with needs is …

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By Dr. Debbie Luk Could my child still have a vision problem even if they see 20/20? Parents often have a hard time understanding why their child struggles with reading and learning. Their child may have a hard time recalling words, losing their place when they read, confusing letters such as “b’s” for “d’s”, and …

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Thank you so much for giving your time today. For a long time, I have been worried that my son Yuki is a little different from other children, and his behavior looked a little odd. “Is this just his individual uniqueness? So, I don’t have to worry about it?” Some advice I have been given …

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Jeffrey A. Gottlieb – Special Needs Attorney Special education children are uniquely vulnerable to bullying by other students, specifically because of their disabilities. Bullying is much different than the infrequent physical altercation between two students. Bullying is about a stronger student, who physically or verbally abuses a weaker student on a continuous basis. The bully …

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