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Surface Germs Part II
With all the coughing and sneezing going around, we know germs are airborne. But what about the ones that seem to linger on surfaces?
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Germs on Surfaces
It's the sick season and everywhere you go, I know you have heard someone sneezing or coughing. But what about the germs that just seem...
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Vaccination Schedule
The Center for Disease Control and the Advisory Committee on Immunization practices recently released the new 2013 immunization schedule.
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New Moms and Driving
New moms...we know you're busy, but you are putting yourself and your baby at risk every time you pick up your cell phone while driving!
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Dry Skin
It is cold outside! The air is dry and the heat is on...all of which can lead to dry chapped skin and eczema.
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Energy Drink Investigated After 14"Year-Old Dies
They are everywhere. Cans marketed as energy drinks fill the beverage isles and cold drink containers at local grocery stores and quick stop markets all...
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Boys Entering Puberty Earlier
For years scientific studies have indicated that girls are entering puberty at a younger age. Now a new study, focused on boys, says they too...
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The Truth Behind Lies Parents Tell
What an interesting study I came across recently regarding lying. Guess what, it was not about children lying, but rather about parents lying to their...
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Twenty-Seven Minutes of Extra Sleep
Twenty-Seven minutes of extra sleep doesn't sound like it would make much of a difference in a child's behavior, but according to a new study...
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Mother's Kiss Works for Removing Nose Objects
I just like the sound of this; a mother's kiss can dislodge a foreign object in her kid's nose. It doesn't quite have that warm...
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Recall: Kellogg's Mini-Wheat Cereals
Kellogg's is voluntarily recalling nearly 3 million boxes of its bite size Frosted and Unfrosted Mini-Wheats cereal because of the possible presence of fragments of...
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Shorter Time Span for Kid's Allergy Shots
Nearly 7 million children in the United States suffer with asthma. While allergies and asthma are two different conditions, allergies often trigger asthma. Allergy shots...
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Speedy DNA Test Identifies Gene Diseases in Newborns
Newborns are routinely screened at birth for a variety of diseases, but tests results can sometimes take up to two weeks. For some conditions that...
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New Retailers Added to Peanut Butter Recall
A recent recall for peanut butter manufactured by Sunland Inc., and sold at Trader Joe's, has expanded its list of grocery stores and nuts and...
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Kids Injured, Dying From Dangerous Stunts
Millions of people watch YouTube and other social media videos. There's everything from music to medical procedures, comedy clips and cooking shows you name it...
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About Sue Hubbard, M.D.
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Sue Hubbard is an award winning pediatrician and medical editor for
www.kidsdr.com. She is a native of Washington, D.C. who travelled south
to attend the University of Texas at Austin and never left. Read More
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