
When Can Babies Wear Sunscreen? 5 Pediatrician-Approved Tips
It is common for adults to use sunscreen; however, when stepping out in the sun, many new parents may consider…
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It is common for adults to use sunscreen; however, when stepping out in the sun, many new parents may consider…
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Cytomegalovirus (CMV) is a virus that originates from the same group that causes herpes infection, chickenpox, and cold sores. The…
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Turner syndrome in children is a genetic disorder caused by a chromosomal abnormality in one of the X chromosomes. Turner…
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The desirable level of total cholesterol for adults is less than 200mg/dL. However, it is natural to have high cholesterol…
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Eczema during pregnancy contributes to around one-third to half of all pregnancy skin conditions. Eczema is a non-contagious, inflammatory dry…
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Autism-related physiological, behavioral, and developmental impairments may lead to sleep disorders in children with autism. Sleep disturbances may impact a…
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Celiac disease in children can negatively impact optimal growth and development. Small intestines are damaged when a child with celiac…
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Pap smear test in pregnancy is usually done on the first prenatal visit to look for any changes in the…
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Cellulitis in children is more prevalent, especially in those with compromised immune systems and other skin conditions (1). However, it…
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Tummy tuck after C-section, also known as abdominoplasty, is an optional surgical procedure to remove excess abdominal fat and skin…
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Dengue fever in pregnancy can cause obstetric complications and vertical transmission (mother to baby) of the virus during the fetal…
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Chlamydia in pregnancy can cause several health issues such as cervical bleeding and other adverse pregnancy outcomes. You may seek…
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