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By Sue Hubbard, M.D.
Going back to work after a death in the family is difficult. Getting back to normal will take time.Source: https://americanhospice.org/the-bereaved-employee-returning-to-work/
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By Sue Hubbard, M.D.
Children should be reminded to play with fidget spinners using only their hands, as some toys have been known to fall apart.
Make sure your child consumes clear liquids after vomiting to stay hydrated.
By Sue Hubbard, M.D.
Separation is an important milestone, as your child learns that while you may leave for an hour or two, you always return.
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By Sue Hubbard, M.D.
Do you ever leave your child with a babysitter or caregiver? Weird question, right? But some parents never want to leave their child with someone else, and I am not sure that is healthy for either parent or child.
Until babies are rolling on their own, you should always put babies to sleep on their backs.Photo by Dreamstine.com
EAST LANSING, MI — A Michigan State University researcher has developed a faster way to detect the bacteria causing patients to become sick, giving physicians a better chance at saving their lives.