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A homeless family with a two-year-old child on Towne Avenue in Los Angeles' Skid Row in April 2024. A new study tracks how housing insecurity affects children's health over time. Myung J. Chun/Los Angeles Times via Getty Images hide caption

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When little kids don’t have stable housing, it can affect their health later

Researchers following a group of American children for decades found that even short periods of housing instability increased the chances of poor mental and physical health years later.

Health

How to get better sleep

by Clare Schneider

3 min

How to get better sleep

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President Biden gives remarks on the Supreme Court decision on presidential immunity at the White House on July 1.

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Politics

Biden says Supreme Court's immunity ruling 'undermines the rule of law'

by Deepa Shivaram

3 min

Biden criticizes Supreme Court immunity decision

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A small child with braided light brown hair wearing a blue hoodie interacts with a man in a baseball hat and brown t-shirt. They are under a blue tarp rigged to give them some shelter. A woman is in the background sitting near some large bottles of water.

A homeless family with a two-year-old child on Towne Avenue in Los Angeles' Skid Row in April 2024. A new study tracks how housing insecurity affects children's health over time. Myung J. Chun/Los Angeles Times via Getty Images hide caption

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When little kids don’t have stable housing, it can affect their health later

by Rhitu Chatterjee

3 min

When little kids don’t have stable housing, it can affect their health later

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