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Eczema in Children
March 14, 2022
Although the dry, itchy skin and rashes that come with eczema can be uncomfortable for children, parents are very often relieved to find this...
Arnold-Chiari Malformation in Children
March 11, 2022
Birth defects that affect the brain and spinal cord are among the most challenging and difficult conditions any parent can encounter. The terms and...
Cooking Grilled Cheese Sandwiches in Occupational Therapy
March 9, 2022
Grilled cheese sandwiches are the ultimate comfort food. The warm, toasty bread. The rich scent of the butter. The stretchy, melted cheese! (Warning:...
5 Lessons Learned in Our First Year Hiring and Placing SLPAs
March 8, 2022
The writing was on the wall, and we knew we had to do something different for the fall of 2021. Like everyone else in education, The Great Resignation
Alagille Syndrome in Children
March 7, 2022
Alagille syndrome is a relatively rare genetic disorder that affects the liver as well as the heart, lungs, and other areas. Estimates for the...
Rheumatic Heart Disease in Children
February 25, 2022
Any heart-related diagnosis for a small child is a scary and challenging time for the entire family. This is especially the case for relatively rare...
Scabies in Children
February 21, 2022
The good news about scabies is that despite the discomfort and itching this condition causes, it is highly treatable, and the symptoms usually pass...
Pericarditis in Children
February 18, 2022
Since we love our children with all of our hearts, everyone always wants their children to have a healthy, happy, and beating heart. When conditions...
TPN vs Tube Feeding: What’s the Difference?
February 14, 2022
Total parenteral nutrition (TPN) and tube feeding are two distinct methods of nutritional delivery for patients who are unable to meet their own...
PPN vs TPN: What’s the Difference Between TPN and PPN?
February 11, 2022
In medical terminology, PN stands for parenteral nutrition. This is when nutritional needs are delivered intravenously to patients who are unable to...
