Skin issues are a normal part of childhood. These conditions, which can be anything from diaper rash to insect bites and heat-induced rashes, can be uncomfortable and distressing for both children and their parents. Still, while it’s easy to feel alarmed when you see red patches or bumps on your child’s skin, it can be […]

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A May 2025 report published in the US’s Centers for Disease Control (CDC) Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report warns new parents that nursing pillows and sudden unexplained infant death (SUID) might be linked. Sleeping Safe? Researchers have sounded the alarm that nursing pillows should never be placed in sleep spaces with infants. Citing confusion caused […]

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Looking for a comprehensive guide to why everyone is freaking out about measles? Read on to find out where measles comes from, how it works, what it does and how you can protect yourself and your kids.

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Birth injuries don’t just affect a child’s health, but they can have a huge impact on the whole family and take a toll on their emotional and financial well-being. While rare, six to eight live births out of every 1,000 are affected by birth injuries. The consequences of these injuries can be life altering, which […]

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What are the bone health consequences for transgender people using puberty blockers? Dutch researchers take the long view to get an answer.

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Heard rumours that doctors are rushing transgender kids into surgery? Find out what the numbers really say with MNB.

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Type II diabetes is traditionally a disease of old age, why are so many American teens racing towards a diabetes diagnosis?

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No one ever wants to sustain a brain injury. If you injure your brain, you might not come back the same, even after a lengthy recovery period. The injury may alter your entire personality. You might not have the same powers of speech or movement that you once did. You can sustain a concussion or […]

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