More than 90% of parents believe that a high fever can cause brain damage in children (it can't) and nearly two-thirds would give anti-inflammatory drugs such as aspirin to a child with a slightly elevated temperature that is below 100 degrees Fahrenheit (not recommended), according to a study in Clinical Pediatrics.

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Is at risk due to elevated or freezing ambient temperature in the car seat.

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Since rising air causes clouds to form (the risen air eventually cools to the temperature of its elevated surroundings, and any water vapour it contains thus condenses), the result would be more rain than would fall in the absence of the artificial aerosols.

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