For the nurses and doctors on call, the uptick in daily meds — from antidepressants to Ozempic to bone-broth pills — leaves little time to water-ski.
Scary Stories From the Summer-Camp Infirmary
For the nurses and doctors on call, the sharp uptick in daily meds leaves little time for waterskiing.
By
Liz Krieger,
freelance writer and editor
Climate change is now threatening a pillar of childhood: summer break
YMCA campers in NJ sickened after eating chocolate laced with mushrooms
Kids found in 'zombie state' after allegedly eating mushroom-laced chocolate at New Jersey YMCA summer camp; 13 children fall ill as police launch investigation
13 children fall ill at summer camp after apparently eating mushroom-laced edibles
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A counselor at a YMCA summer camp noticed a camper passing out candy to others, police said. Soon after, one of the campers who…
In this installment of NPR's Word of the Week, we go to camp: from 16th-century military lodgings to the wilderness adventures of…
