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Curing a wart on a child
Warts are a common in children and, if left alone and not treated, about half of common warts will disappear by themselves within about two years. But because they can be unsightly and sometimes cause pain, most people prefer to treat them rather than wait for them to disappear spontaneously.
Turn up the heat
Here are some tips to turn up the heat during winter without increasing your electricity bill.
Is your child obese?
Obesity among children and adolescents is a severe issue with many medical and social effects that could almost certainly persist into adulthood.
Occupational therapy for children
Occupational therapy or OT does not, as the name might suggest, relate to work and occupation. It is a valuable form of therapy that can have far-reaching effects on how children cope with the challenges that life throws at them.
Importance of family health history
It is estimated that between 40 and 50% of us are at risk of developing a disease or illness that runs in the family. Yet very few of us take the time or make the effort to compile a family health history. The value of knowing about diseases that run in the family should never be underestimated.
