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Volleyball Serve and Swing Analysis
Shoulder, elbow or back pain interfering with your volleyball game? A specialized serve and swing analysis can pinpoint movement issues that may be causing pain and holding back your performance.
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Homemade Baby Food: The Danger of Botulism
Botulism is a disease caused by the bacteria Clostridium botulinum. This bacteria produces a substance called botulinum toxin, which works at the cellular level, causing muscle paralysis.
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The Hidden Bite: Unpacking Alpha Gal Syndrome
Some tick bites can do more than spread infection—they can trigger a rare allergy to red meat called Alpha Gal syndrome. Learn the symptoms to watch for, why reactions happen hours after eating, when testing is helpful, and how to safely remove ticks and reduce your risk.
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The Effects of Weight-related Bullying
We are all likely aware of the negative impact that excess weight can have on our kids’ physical health, but what about the impact of obesity on their emotional and psychological health?
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Breast/Chest Care and Expressing Milk
There are times when a mother will need to express (remove) milk from her breasts to save for later use. When you need to be away for a few hours or if your baby cannot breastfeed while he or she is in the hospital, you can express milk from your breasts.
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Breastfeeding in the NICU: How to Solve a Unique Challenge
Having a baby in the NICU can make breastfeeding feel harder—but there are steps that help. Learn why human milk is especially important for premature babies, how skin-to-skin and early pumping support supply, and practical tips for collecting colostrum and maintaining milk production during your NICU journey.
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Breastmilk For Your Hospitalized Infant
Mothers who need to express milk for several weeks or months will need to use a hospital grade electric breast pump.
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Underproduction of Human Milk: How to Increase Your Supply
How much is “enough” human milk? The answer is not a number, because it is different for each parent. “Enough” is the volume needed to feed your baby.
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Benefits of Breastmilk
Giving your baby your breastmilk is the one important thing that ONLY you can do for your premature or sick baby. Your breastmilk is good for your baby’s health and nutrition. Breastmilk has nutrients and infection-fighting antibodies that newborns need to grow and develop.