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Are Screens Hurting Your Child’s Eyes? What the Science Says
While screens haven’t been proven to be harmful, they can indirectly increase the risk of myopia, or nearsightedness.
Toddler Is Healthy, Full of Energy After Lifesaving Surgery
Pediatric cardiothoracic surgeons at UH Rainbow perform successful open-heart surgery on a toddler with cor triatriatum – an extremely rare heart defect.
Surgeons Remove Rare Tumors Causing Teen’s Severe Nerve Pain
A 17-year-old high school student didn’t understand what was causing her severe pain until scans revealed rare non-cancerous tumors in her nervous system.
New Car Seat Safety Guidelines: What Parents Need to Know
Whether you’re a first-time parent or wondering if you need to upgrade an older car seat, the new changes will help keep your child safer on the road.
Surrogacy: A Path to Parenthood That’s on the Rise
For people who want to have a baby but face medical obstacles, working with a gestational carrier can offer a promising path forward.
How GLP-1 Drugs Can Affect Fertility and Birth Control
For some women, GLP-1s can boost fertility by improving overall health. The drugs can also reduce the effectiveness of some forms of birth control, making unplanned pregnancies more likely.
8 Myths About Vaccines
Many parents have questions and concerns about vaccine safety. With a growing amount of information and misinformation online, it can be hard to know what’s true.
Picky Eaters: Top Tips for Parents (& Mistakes to Avoid)
Got a picky eater? Try these simple tips to help your child explore and enjoy a wider variety of foods.