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Reye Syndrome: What You Should Know
Learn more about Reye syndrome and what you can do to protect your toddler from this mysterious condition. Continue reading
Leave Hearing Loss in the Dust
According to recent research, racetrack spectators are regularly exposed to average noise levels as high as 96 decibels, A-weighted (dBA)—as loud as many manufacturing plants. Are you prepared to protect your child’s ears on Race Day? Continue reading
Concussions 101
When a teen suffers from a concussion, the effects can be dramatic. To help protect teens from potentially serious injuries, education and training are essential. Continue reading
Beating the Back-to-School Bug
Just thinking about head lice may make you itch, but the pest is quite common among school-aged children. While these bugs are harmless, they can be quite irritating and difficult to get rid of.
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A Knock on the Noggin
Your toddler is in the other room. Suddenly, you hear him screaming in pain and realize he’s bumped his head on the table. Toddlers frequently bump their heads against hard surfaces while perfecting their walking skills, but a hard bang … Continue reading
Headaches in Young Heads
Children get headaches just like adults and for many of the same reasons. Unlike adults, kids are active (and maybe a little short-sighted) in ways that are more likely to lead to an injury-related headache. Those need attention, especially if they come with nausea or vomiting. Otherwise, headaches are rarely serious, although certainly they can interfere with your child’s school, sports, or play. Continue reading
Dialing in Health Information
It’s 9 p.m. on a Friday, and your 8-year-old has a fever. He’s never had one this high before, and you’re unsure about whether or not he needs immediate medical attention. Whether you’re a parent, babysitter, teacher or school nurse, … Continue reading
A Spoonful of Sugar
When your child is sick, soothing his or her symptoms is a top priority. However, ignoring medication dosage instructions can actually make your child feel even worse. Every year, 7,000 children younger than age 11 are hospitalized after receiving improper … Continue reading
Relief from Headache Pain
Headaches in children are fairly common, and in most cases, they aren’t a cause for concern. However, if your preteen frequently complains of headaches, a simple adjustment to his or her diet may provide some relief. Headaches, which are believed … Continue reading
