Stay Cool During Your Summer Pregnancy
Summer means fun in the sun, frolicking in a pool and eating hot dogs and potato salad at family picnics – unless you are pregnant.
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Jul • 1 • 2021
Summer means fun in the sun, frolicking in a pool and eating hot dogs and potato salad at family picnics – unless you are pregnant.
Read moreJun • 30 • 2021
The Fourth of July holiday is a special time in every community. A good time is had by all – until an accident happens.
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Summer has arrived! With all the outdoor activities you will be doing in the coming weeks, it's important that you take care of your skin.
Read moreMay • 27 • 2021
More than 200,000 children ages 14 and younger in the United States are injured in playground-related accidents during the summer.
Read moreJan • 2 • 2021
We have been worried about impact of the coronavirus pandemic on our older population. A significant percentage of people who have become seriously ill or died are seniors with other health issues.
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Read moreNov • 19 • 2020
Maybe you are taking all precautions possible to prevent the infection of Covid-19. Maybe you are wearing a mask while in the public, staying socially distant from others and washing your hands often.
Read moreNov • 15 • 2020
While the benefits of wearing a mask during the Covid-19 outbreak has been politically controversial, the science is clear.
The mask, when worn by everyone while in the public, is an important tool...
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One of the most common frustrations for parents is when they have a picky eater on their hands. How common is it for a child to be considered a picky eater? In a study of 120 children who were...
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Being a parent is difficult on the best of days. However, during a pandemic, it might be one of the most overwhelming jobs you have. Many parents are struggling with figuring out the new territory of...
Read moreOct • 23 • 2020
Most bruises aren’t a big deal. They’re the body’s natural reaction to an impact. Blood cells from deep within the skin collect near the surface, becoming visible as a red, purple, blue, or black...
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When a child's fever spikes, so does a parent's worrying.
New parents especially become alarmed and tend to panic a bit when their child's forehead feels hot and a quick check of the thermometer...
Read moreSep • 27 • 2020
The evening news shares lots of great information about preventing cancer and heart disease.
Yet, the third leading cause of death does not get as much attention - until it strikes and devastates the...
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