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18 hours ago · Fever is an ancient and near-universal response to infection across the animal kingdom, suggesting (but not proving) a benefit. Studies that compare treating people with fever versus letting the ...
5 hours ago · 4. Wheezing- Wheezing is another common sign of childhood asthma. It is often accompanied by recurrent dry or productive cough. Other signs depend on the aetiology 9set of causes) and may include fever, runny nose (viral infection), and feeding difficulties (e.g., due to heart failure or dysphagia).
18 hours ago · Pregnancy Week 38. Pregnancy Week 39. Pregnancy Week 40. Pregnancy Week 41. Pregnancy Week 42. How high has your baby’s fever gotten after vaccines? My son was just 102.4 even after ibuprofen . I’m sure it’s from the vaccines but his older brothers had a virus within the last week with high fevers so part of me wonders….
18 hours ago · Most of the time, they're just a nuisance, but it's important to remember they can also carry dangerous diseases. Harris County Public Health is aware of one case of a disease spread by mosquitoes ...
3 hours ago · “The defendants’ indiscriminate criminal conduct also put the safety and health of the farm’s neighbors – including small children and a man suffering from Alzheimer’s disease –at risk. Protecting wildlife and the people who live in our communities from the illicit use of dangerous chemicals is, and will remain, a priority of this ...
13 hours ago · When a pregnant woman is diagnosed with breast cancer, it presents a challenging scenario for both the mother and her unborn child. Depending on the stage of pregnancy and the severity of the cancer, treatment plans can vary. But what precautions one must take to keep both the mother and the baby safe? We got in touch with a health expert who shares measures to take. Read on. , Health News ...
18 hours ago · Tips for Staying Safe During a Heat Wave. To protect yourself during extreme heat, consider these essential precautions: Stay Hydrated: Drink plenty of water and electrolyte-rich fluids. Avoid alcohol and caffeine, as they can dehydrate you. Limit Physical Activity: Avoid strenuous activities during the hottest parts of the day.
