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4 Tips to Help Get Through a Difficult Pregnancy
Here are 4 tips to help get through a difficult pregnancy.
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Medical Considerations While Fasting
People practice fasting for various reasons, including spiritual, personal or health reasons. The length of time for fasting can vary based on a person’s individual goals, or the fast may be an established timeline for a religious observation.
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4 Budget-Friendly, Nutrient-Dense Snacks Your Child Will Love
Incorporating budget-friendly, nutrient-dense snacks into your child’s diet can provide a great source of energy in between meals.
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Make Sure Your Teen's First Car Is Safe
Based on a study by researchers from the Center for Injury Research and Policy, here are some recommendations for parents and caregivers when choosing the first car for their teens.
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Calming a Fussy Baby
Becoming a parent is a remarkable journey, but it comes with its challenges—like figuring out how to soothe a fussy baby. From decoding the reasons behind crying to mastering soothing techniques, this guide offers tips to help you and your baby get the rest and safe sleep you need. Explore effective ways to calm your little one and yourself during those tough moments.
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Salmonella: What Parents Need to Know
While salmonella can be unpleasant, a little knowledge goes a long way in keeping your family safe. And as always, good hygiene and food safety habits are your best defense!
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Debunking Common Myths About Clinical Research
There are a lot of questions about clinical research and some common misunderstandings. Let’s discuss some common myths and what they really mean.
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Is My Infant Formula Safe?
In March 2025, a consumer report revealed some infant formulas contained harmful chemicals like arsenic, lead, and BPA. This consumer report has urged the FDA to strengthen safety measures.
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Nationwide Children’s Hospital Researcher Receives Grant from the Rosenau Family Research Foundation
The Rosenau Family Research Foundation has awarded a three-year grant of $375,000 total in funding to Allison Bradbury, MS, PhD, along with collaborators at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center and Auburn University, for studying in-utero gene therapy as a potential treatment for Krabbe disease and other lysosomal storage diseases.
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Tuberculosis in the News: What It Means to You
It’s important to understand what TB is, how it spreads, and what signs to watch for. This blog breaks down the basics of tuberculosis—its symptoms, how it’s transmitted, and the treatment options available. Stay informed to protect yourself and your loved ones.