Microplastic and Pediatric Health
Humans first synthesized plastics in the late 1800s, and their use has since exploded, becoming a vital part of our society. And plastics continue to
Humans first synthesized plastics in the late 1800s, and their use has since exploded, becoming a vital part of our society. And plastics continue to
Thermoregulation, or the ability to maintain a stable core body temperature, is a key component of caring for newborns. The World Health Organization (WHO) recommends
Key points: If your baby has consumed recalled formula and is acting normally, no ER visit is needed. Monitor carefully for symptoms of botulism. Symptoms
Anemia is a common global health concern, especially among young children, pregnant and postpartum people, and menstruating teens and adults (World Health Organization [WHO],

Acrocyanosis comes from the Greek “akron,” meaning extremity, and “kyanos,” meaning blue. The term literally means “blue extremities” and is common in newborns after delivery
West Nile virus (WNV) was first discovered in Uganda in 1937 and spread across Africa, Asia, Europe, and, eventually, the Americas. Healthcare providers first reported
Traveling with kids can be rewarding for families who value new adventures and experiences. It’s your opportunity to open their eyes to new situations, places,

Traveling overseas with children can be both rewarding and challenging. The logistics of bringing a child somewhere other than home can be a challenge. Many

Recent developments within the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) have prompted shifts in how

You may have heard that putting a few drops of breast milk into an infant’s eye can help with eye discharge. This idea has been