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Swimmer's ear, an infection in the outer ear canal which runs from your eardrum to the outside of your head, is more common in children than you might think. Often associated with exposure to water, this infection leads to an uncomfortable condition that can dampen the spirits of any young swimmer. But how can...

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Water in the ears can lead to discomfort or infections, so wearing swim caps or earplugs and tilting the head after swimming can help prevent this. Ear infections are common in children who spend a lot of time in pools, and signs include pain, itching, swelling, and fluid drainage. Prompt medical attention is necessary...

In recent years, the field of healthcare has undergone a profound transformation fueled by the emergence of digital health tools. These innovative technologies have revolutionized the management of chronic conditions, offering new possibilities for both patients and healthcare providers. By delving into the significant impact of digital health tools on chronic condition management, we...

The COVID-19 pandemic has brought to the forefront the pressing need for an adequate number of healthcare workers in our communities. Recent data from the Health Resources & Services Administration reveals that the United States is grappling with a significant shortage of healthcare professionals, presenting grave implications for patients, communities, and the economy as...

  During a normal school year, packing a lunch box can be an occasional ordeal and school lunch plans usually suffice, providing conveniently nutritious choices for children. However, under the current COVID lens of prioritized cleanliness, social distancing and online learning, cafeterias have become congested relics of the past. As tumbleweeds bowl through empty...

Although the country has varying degrees of lockdowns taking place, kids will still be kids and that means they still have energy that needs to go somewhere. But, even with lockdowns there are still indoor and safe outdoor activities that your child can do to say active and healthy.