Your children will start going through some major changes as early as age 8 or 9 (girls have historically started developing earlier than boys, although it can vary by person). Puberty affects girls and boys differently, so it’s important to be ready if you have both. The term “puberty” really means your children are reaching […]
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Chances are you’ve never heard of Sjögren’s syndrome, a disease that impacts the moisture-producing glands of the human body. Here are six interesting facts about Sjögren’s syndrome.
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Brain atrophy is a wasting away of brain cells, or more accurately, the loss of brain neurons and the connections between them that are essential for functioning properly. This can result in communication difficulties, loss of muscle strength, seizures, and even more advanced problems such as dementia. There are a number of factors that can […]
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Those born with Down syndrome have an extra copy of a chromosome – chromosome 21 to be exact. As a result, the person develops differently than others, and it limits their cognitive development. While the syndrome is relatively common in the U.S., the exact reason babies are born with an extra chromosome is not known. […]
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Guillain-Barré Syndrome is a rare autoimmune condition that causes your immune system to attack your nerves. To learn more about this rare syndrome, here are some important facts to know.
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Also known as LGS, this syndrome affects younger children (starting between ages two to six) and is a rare form of epilepsy, according to WebMD. This results in frequent seizures of varying forms, adds the source. WebMD also notes the condition is especially difficult to treat, however research is ongoing. There can be other symptoms […]
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