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Healing Armenian kids a sight to see
Reaching from Los Angeles to Yerevan, local doctors are healing the eyes of Armenian infants who otherwise would go blind.
In June, a team of six doctors performed surgeries at a neonatal clinic in Yerevan, delivered key equipment and trained roughly...Tags: Plastic Surgeons, Eyes and Vision, Internists, Surgery, Yerevan (Armenia)
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Car hits baby in stroller
GLENDALE — Two collisions Tuesday morning resulted in minor injuries to a car passenger and a baby in a stroller, police said. An unlicensed driver, Andros Martinez, 18, was arrested and cited by police after allegedly broadsiding a white...Tags: Music Theater, Injuries and Wounds, Chevy Chase, Health, Vehicles
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Films to aid newborns
Special to the News-PressMost people don't associate baby warmers with the movies "Karate Kid" or "Grown Ups," but maybe after Verdugo Hills Hospital hosts its first film series, they might. The first film series at United Artists La Caņada 8 Theatres will feature the upcoming...Tags: Sports, Entertainment, Tickets, Jeff Blake, Vice (movie)
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Briefly In Public Safety: Mother surrenders her baby at hospital
Mother surrenders her baby at hospital GLENDALE — A woman surrendered her 2-day-old infant Friday at a Glendale hospital, health officials announced. As a part of the Los Angeles County's Safe Surrender program, the woman gave up her baby boy,...Tags: Don Knabe, Los Angeles, Family, Health, Hospitals and Clinics
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A common virus with lasting effects
Daily PressLiam look's back to the playground area as his mother, Polly Matthews buckles him in his car seat. Liam was born with hypotonal cerebral palsy. Matthews is trying to get the word out about CMV and its effects on pregnant women. Summary: One mother is...Tags: Culture, Hearing Impairment, Internists, Diseases and Illnesses, U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
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With children and food allergy diagnoses, thoroughness is key
More and more kids these days seem to have food allergies, and peanut-free classrooms are becoming the norm in many elementary schools.
In trying to characterize the apparent increase, scientists have identified two distinct trends. The first is that...Tags: Plastic Surgeons, Pediatrics, Human Body, Wheezing, Abdominal Pain
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Pajamas, nightgowns and lingerie make cozy Christmas gifts
Special to the Los Angeles TimesSomehow the holiday season brings out the urge to get cozy. Maybe that's why nightwear is a perennial favorite gift this time of year. Or maybe it's because it lends itself to stress-free shopping. After all, how many times can you give your brother-in-...Tags: Neiman Marcus, Tori Spelling, Pet Shops, Services, and Supplies, Charles, Prince of Wales, Newport Beach
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Whooping cough risks and symptoms
Los Angeles TimesWhooping cough is a respiratory infection caused by the Bordetella pertussis bacterium. An airborne disease that can also be spread through direct contact, it infects infants when someone with the disease breathes on them or coughs or sneezes in close...Tags: Coughing, Plastic Surgeons, Allergies, Whooping Cough, Preventative Medicine
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The food-mood connection
You've heard the claims: Chocolate evokes that loving feeling. Eating fish makes you smarter. Pure carbs calm you down. If you are what you eat, as they say, then it certainly stands to reason that food can influence mood and brain power.
The theory...Tags: Physical Fitness and Exercise, Philadelphia (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania), Halloween, Psychiatry, Human Interest
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Late preterm birth increases risk of respiratory illness
Attention pregnant women: No, you cannot spring the baby early because you're tired of swelling, heartburn and frequent trips to the bathroom. Yet another study shows that being born even a few weeks early is not healthy for the baby. In the new study,...Tags: Lungs and Airways, Learning Disability, Internists, Medical Research, Illnesses
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Lisa Madigan sends warning on crib bumpers
The Illinois attorney general's office is warning parents not to use crib bumper pads in nurseries because they pose suffocation and strangulation hazards for babies.
The agency is also pressing the trade group that represents product manufacturers to...Tags: New Products, Lawyers, Children, Illinois, American Academy of Pediatrics
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Flight Attendant Helps Deliver Baby on Plane
KTLA NewsFORT LAUDERDALE -- An American Airlines flight attendant can add delivering a baby to her in-flight accommodations. Patricia Sund helped deliver a baby boy on a flight from Port-au-Prince, Haiti to Fort Lauderdale, Fla. It happened on June 11 aboard...Tags: American Airlines, Inc., KTLA, Fort Lauderdale, Port-au-Prince (Haiti), Haiti
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