Button Batteries: Why They're a True Emergency, and How to Prevent One
There is a small disc-shaped battery in your house right now — probably in a key fob, a remote control, a kitchen scale, a hearing aid, a light-up gre...
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There is a small disc-shaped battery in your house right now — probably in a key fob, a remote control, a kitchen scale, a hearing aid, a light-up gre...
Childhood burns are frighteningly fast — a pulled-down mug of tea, a grab at a hair straightener, a trip into a hot bath. The peak age is 1 to 3 years...
A new parent makes more health calls in the first year than in any other year of their life. Most of them turn out fine. The hard part is the differen...
Sepsis is among the most important conditions for parents to know about, not because it is common, but because the window in which action makes a deci...
Intussusception is uncommon — somewhere between one and four cases per thousand babies in the UK — but it is one of the conditions paediatric A&E doct...
This is the article you hope you never need. Most parents never will. But the gap between knowing roughly what to do in the first two minutes of a pae...
Children fall on their heads. Frequently, in many cases. The toddler who tumbles off the sofa, the preschooler who runs headlong into a door frame, th...
Anaphylaxis is rare but fast. A child can go from itchy lips after a bite of cashew to struggling to breathe within minutes. The parents who manage it...