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Whether you want to find out the sex of your baby-to-be in advance is a personal decision every pregnant person has to make on their own (and/or with the help of a partner who is maybe being slowly crushed by the suspense of not knowing). You might be counting the days until your 20-week ultrasound to find out whether you’re […]
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More than 100 approved drugs in the U.S. warn of immune-related side effects on their labels. Countless others never make it onto shelves because of unwanted immune responses that can harm patients and limit the effectiveness of drug candidates. Most gene therapies, for instance, use viruses to enter a person’s cells and alter their DNA. But those viruses often elicit […]
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Making peace? Kathryn Dennis and Thomas Ravenel reunited for their daughter Kensie’s preschool graduation amid their custody battle. “Our little graduate! can’t believe she is going to be a kindergartner! ? #adulting,” the 27-year-old captioned a series of family photos on Thursday, May 23, via Instagram. Dennis’ post marks the first time she has shared a photo with her ex […]
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Postpartum back pain: Severe back pain affects almost one-third of all the new mothers which reduces their quality of life. Some mothers experience radiating pain in their right leg, which is known medically as postpartum sciatica. By Dr Garima Anandani As suggested by worldwide research, about 50 per cent of expecting mothers suffer from lower back pain during pregnancy. The […]
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Jessica Simpson‘s son Ace is following in his father’s footsteps — or should we say, golf shoes. The star shared a video of her 5½-year-old son Ace on a driving range Thursday afternoon, where he makes an impressive swing. The video goes into slow motion just in time for the club to hit the ball, highlighting her son’s skills. “Already […]
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Sharing her story. Jordin Sparks experienced postpartum depression when she welcomed her 12-month-old son, Dana Isaiah Jr., with her husband, Dana Isaiah, in May 2018. “Everybody knows about what postpartum depression is — maybe not exactly what it all entails because it’s different for each woman — but there’s this thing called the fourth trimester, which happens after you have […]
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Children with type 1 diabetes find it difficult to adhere to their drug routines during school holidays and weekends. Holiday distractions cause a 20 percent reduction in adherence to taking medications that assist managing their condition and other associated conditions, which may have serious consequences for their health. “The research, published in the journal Archives of Disease in Childhood, shows […]
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New nickname alert! Prince William called his 4-year-old daughter, Princess Charlotte, something sweet while playing in the garden that Duchess Kate designed for the Chelsea Flower Show. In a Monday, May 20, video shared by Kensington Palace, the little royal explored with her siblings Prince George, 5, and Prince Louis, 13 months. Her parents joined in on the fun as […]
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(HealthDay)—A closed intensive care unit (ICU) model, whereby a patient is evaluated and admitted under an intensivist and orders involving patient care are written by the ICU team, is associated with a reduction in certain types of hospital-acquired infections, according to a study presented at the American Thoracic Society 2019 International Conference, held from May 17 to 22 in Dallas. […]
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If you’re a parent, you’ve probably let your little one sleep in their car seat. It is easy and convenient, plus most of us don’t give it a second thought. I mean, your baby is strapped in and safe, right? Well, think again. According to a new study, babies should not stay asleep in their car seat when they’re not […]
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