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Inverted Nipples: Breastfeeding is Possible! Natural Tips and Tricks to Tackle This Condition
Anybody who has Googled “Why won't my baby latch?” will find “inverted nipples” somewhere on the long list of reasons why your little one could be struggling with...
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Can nipple shields help with breastfeeding problems?
Nipple shields are protective silicone covers worn over the nipple during nursing. They're generally considered an interim solution to breastfeeding problems , which can be...
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New guideline suggests that simplifying medication regimens and tailoring glycemic targets can improve the quality of life in older adults with diabetes.
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Women on the ketogenic diet are less likely than males to encounter notable weight loss and are more likely to display impaired blood sugar control, finds a new study.
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Using insurance data, a new study reveals that the cost burden for growth hormone treatment has increased over time for patients and their families.
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Endocrine-disrupting chemicals in household dust may promote fat cell development and put you at a higher risk of obesity, reveals a new study.
Hormone Released from Fat Tissue may Play a Role in Obesity-related Asthma
New research shows that a hormone released from fat tissue is critical in the development of obesity-related asthma and may be a target of future treatments for the disease.
Race, Ethnicity Influence Fracture Risk in People With Diabetes: Study
African Americans with diabetes may not require the additional screening or treatment for osteoporosis that Caucasians or Hispanics with diabetes may require.