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Learning to Poop in the Potty
Often the quickest way to potty success is to make steady, little steps forward, rather than just trying again to get him to go straight from diapers back to the fearsome potty.
1 year 12 weeks ago

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AAP Guidelines for Diagnosing ADHD
Too often, difficult children are incorrectly labeled with ADHD. On the other hand, many children who do have ADHD remain undiagnosed. And in either case, related learning disabilities or mood problems are often missed. The American Academy of...
2 years 1 week ago
Iron Deficiency Worsens School Performance
Teen girls who have low iron are more than twice as likely to score below average in mathematics achievement tests than similar girls with normal iron status -- even if they have no signs of anemia. The lower the iron, the lower the scores,...
2 years 1 week ago
Ear Infections - Predicting Them! Preventing Them?
Testing a baby's cord blood for levels of maternal antibodies to pneumococcal bacteria can predict the frequency of ear infections. Information presented at the May 2000 American Society of Pediatric Otolaryngology meeting in Orlando, Florida...
2 years 1 week ago
Study Results Can Save Lives
The New England Journal of Medicine pre-released important material that was then published in their June 29, 2000 issue, because the information could save lives. What they found was that children with diarrhea caused by the dangerous bacteria E....
2 years 1 week ago
Millennium Health Oath Calls Doctors to Practice Medicine in a Whole New Way!
The original Hippocratic Oath was the soul of medicine. For the past 2,500 years doctors have sworn to keep this Oath. But the central preoccupation of the Hippocratic Oath is the promise to keep the knowledge of medicine and healing a carefully...
2 years 1 week ago