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Think Safety While Having Fun in the Snow
When snowflakes start falling, some people’s thoughts instantly turn to winter sports, such as snowboarding and sledding. How to keep your risks to a minimum without curtailing your fun.
Avoiding Medicine Mishaps With Children
Young children are especially vulnerable to medication-related problems, particularly unintentional overdoses.
How Continuous Glucose Monitors Help Kids with Type I Diabetes
The continuous glucose monitor is among a number of new technologies that can help youngsters manage diabetes.
Using Biofeedback for Relief from Chronic Constipation in Children
It can be difficult to break the cycle of chronic constipation with medication alone. Biofeedback helps children relearn how to coordinate their muscles to go the bathroom more easily.
6 Facts You Need To Know About the Flu
How much do you really know about the flu? Read on for six facts about the vaccine.
Half of Kids With Severe Asthma May Grow Out of It
Results of this new study provide evidence for the idea that some of these patients can “outgrow” their severe asthma while on proper treatment.
Rebuilt Spine Gives Teen Confidence
Tony gained confidence (and three inches in height!) after undergoing an intense, 12-hour surgery to correct his forward and sideways spinal curvatures.