MiamiHerald In a year that has broken records for the most measles cases since the disease was declared eradicated in 2000, the U.S. has seen 1,123 confirmed cases across 28 states … Click to Continue » View original article Author:
If your child needed surgery and you didn’t have private insurance, for a long time Dr. Donald Buckner was the only one who could help you in South Florida. That’s … Click to Continue » View original article Author:
The handlebars coming off in the hands of a toddler learning to ride a bike might hinder the process. That’s why high-end bike maker Trek recalled 13,360 bikes in the … Click to Continue » View original article Author:
Paul and Sagri were told their quadruplets of four girls wouldn’t make it past three weeks after they were born. The couple did their research, deciding that Nicklaus Children’s Hospital, … Click to Continue » View original article Author:
Peer pressure, social media, fast food, TV commercials —- these are among the myriad factors that can influence your child’s diet. Toss in the demands of work, school and activities … Click to Continue » View original article Author:
Carolina Escudero received the devastating news six hours after daughter, Adriana Escudero-Harmer, was born. The infant’s cloudy corneas spelled trouble. “I was so scared,” recalled Escudero. “It was awful.” Vivian … Click to Continue » View original article Author:
When the U.S. Women’s soccer team won the World Cup, scores of young women athletes sat up and took notice. Some athletes may even have pledged to train harder and … Click to Continue » View original article Author:
Marly Casanova has accomplished the seemingly impossible — her 1-year-old son, Jude Parker, has not watched a minute of television or played with a phone or tablet. Ever. She was … Click to Continue » View original article Author:
Having a baby can completely change your life. Did you know, however, it could change someone else’s life if you consider donating your baby’s cord blood after he or she … Click to Continue » View original article Author:
Florida’s hepatitis A outbreak shows no signs of easing. In fact, the numbers are growing. On Monday, the Florida Department of Health released its latest county-by-county report and found that … Click to Continue » View original article Author: