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Disordered Eating in Female Athletes: Know the Signs
Female athletes push themselves to perform their best. The same qualities can make it difficult to recognize when their eating habits shift from healthy to harmful.
Why You Should Skip Cold Medicine for Young Kids
Children catch as many as six to eight colds per year. But before you reach for the over-the counter cold medicines, learn about their potential risks.
When Postpartum Emotions Are a Sign of Something More
Postpartum mental health has been in the spotlight, raising questions about what’s normal after having a baby and when symptoms may signal something more serious.
New Treatment Offers Hope for a Rare Form of Hearing Loss
The prevalence of both disorders is on the rise, likely due to increases in obesity and cardiovascular disease.
The 'Dry Drowning' Myth: What Parents Need to Know
It’s more useful to think in terms of fatal or non-fatal drowning – and imperative for parents to recognize the signs of respiratory injury after their child has been under water.
Inhaled Insulin: A New Option for Kids With Diabetes
For the first time, the U.S. FDA approved the use of inhaled insulin for children and teens with type 1 or type 2 diabetes. Learn more.
Autism on the Rise: More Diagnoses, More Awareness or Both?
Autism and neurodivergence are being redefined by a new generation as more young people use social media to discuss diagnoses. What does it mean for awareness, proper diagnosis and identity?
A Narcolepsy Story
A bright, driven teenager wanted to participate in activities but instead spent much of her time sleeping. After failed experiences with other specialists, Autumn received a correct diagnosis from sleep specialists at UH Rainbow Babies & Children’s.