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MRSA Ear Infections

Sunday, October 30th, 2005

MRSA (methicillin-resistant Staph aureus) is the name of a feared, antibiotic resistant, species of bacteria that can cause serious infections, especially in hospitals or in those whose immune systems have been compromised. But MRSA is now turning up in the ears of otherwise healthy children in otherwise healthy communities, according to a study in the [...]

Kids. Diets and Adults. Hearts

Thursday, October 27th, 2005

How much kids weigh is important, but whether they depart from their own growth curve lines appears to be even more important . even for kids of normal weight. The speed of weight gain between their second birthdays and the end of elementary school predicts how likely they are to wind up in an ICU [...]

Dark Chocolate Treats Diarrhea?

Tuesday, October 4th, 2005

The medicinal use of cocoa to treat childhood diarrhea and other intestinal problems was common among the Mayans and Aztecs. Europeans began writing about this in the mid 1500s, but the practice is probably far older. Now, 21st century research published in the October 2005 Journal of Nutrition suggests a scientific basis for this ancient [...]