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Breastfeeding versus pumping for breastmilk
American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that babies consume only breast milk for about the first…
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Pink eye? Understanding conjunctivitis symptoms
The first time your child wakes up with a puffy, runny or red eye may…
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Teen dating advice: Create a healthy relationship
When your child is old enough to start dating, it might feel tricky to know…
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Eating disorders: When diets turn dangerous
Being conscious of weight and appearance isn’t unusual. We often hear adults and teens say…
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Depression: Different signs in teens, adults
Depression in teens may often be overlooked as moodiness. Adolescents are working through physical, psychological…
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Tonsillitis and treatment: When to have tonsillectomy
It’s not uncommon for a child to become sick. Unfortunately, tonsillitis is just one of…
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Help protect against human papillomavirus with the HPV vaccine
Human papillomavirus (HPV), an infection that affects about one in four people, is responsible for about…
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Pediatric sedation: Keeping your child calm during a procedure
Sometimes children need medical procedures that are long, uncomfortable or require them to stay still.…
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Pediatric trauma centers: 3 things to know
Pediatric trauma centers play a crucial role in ensuring the well-being of children who have…