Second Trimester: The Next Step of Your Pregnancy
Heading into your second trimester of pregnancy? Here’s what to expect.
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Heading into your second trimester of pregnancy? Here’s what to expect.
Second Trimester: The Next Step of Your Pregnancy Read More »
Here’s what to know, from the experts at Adventist Health.
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Even though it’s a natural process, breastfeeding doesn’t always come naturally — it’s a journey that can take weeks or even months for parents and babies to learn together.
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Here are our readers’ top choices for where to get help getting pregnant, giving birth, and finding postpartum help.
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Here are our readers’ top choices in the Health & Wellness categories.
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Here are our top five places to stop the sniffles and provide some much needed respite and comfort.
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A Pap smear is an important screening to catch precancer before it becomes a cancer diagnosis.
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Learn if choosing a doula is right for you.
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Dr. Allison Baynham discusses what to do when your kid experiences frequent headaches.
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Dr. Allison Baynham doles out advice for tweens and teens experiencing acne breakouts.
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Experts at Legacy-GoHealth Urgent Care explain the baby fever chart to help you make important decisions when your child is sick.
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Learn more about how to make this important decision.
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Dr. Allison Baynham offers advice on how to deal with your kiddo’s seasonal allergies.
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Sleep is an important factor in a child’s overall health and well-being.
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Here’s what you need to know about getting a neuropsychological evaluation for your child.
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Dr. Allison Baynham answers a reader’s question on how to ensure your child is ready for overnight summer camp.
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It’s that time of year when many children get respiratory infections. Learn about the three most common types and ways to prevent them.
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Does your child get a lot of nosebleeds? Learn from an expert at Legacy GoHealth how to treat & prevent them.
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Did you over indulgence in December? Learn how to get back in shape with advice from the medical director of Legacy-GoHealth Urgent Care.
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Dr. Allison Baynham answers a question about how to mitigate the risk of getting sick during holiday gatherings.
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Dr. Rachel Manzo of Metropolitan Pediatrics shares everything you need to know to keep your kids safe and healthy during reopening.
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Today women are more empowered to know their options and look into how they might choose their birth experience
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Read about symptoms to look for, what to do if someone is experiencing an allergic reaction, and where to get support.
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In the midst of a pandemic, pediatric vaccination clinics work to help keep kids healthy and safe.
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As the COVID-19 vaccines continue to roll out, doctors answer your questions on safety and when your children will be able to get a shot.
Babies have lots of normal rashes after they are born.
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