Pediatrics

Outgrowing Your Family Bed

At what age is it no longer appropriate for small children to fall asleep beneath their parent’s or sibling’s sheets?

5-minute read

Pediatrics

Children’s Eye Health and Safety

Telltale signs of vision prob­lems are squint­ing, head­aches, lack of concen­tra­tion or reading compre­hension.

1-minute read

POPULAR

Immunology

Can You Grow Out of Asthma?

The prospect of breaking free from an ailment that hinders breathing excites asthma sufferers.

3-minute read

Mature

Protect Girls From Mutilation

Female genital mutilation, done by cutters or medical doctors, can cause long-term physical and emotional problems.

5-minute read

Orthopedics

Increase With Your Height

Whether you are tall or verti­cal­ly challenged, you adapt to daily challenges. Some go further and surgically increase height.

3-minute read

NBCAM

Breast Cancer

Dichotomy of Protecting Children With Torture

Breast ironing is a practice of suppressing pubes­cent breast growth in a mis­directed attempt to preserve chastity.

3-minute read

POPULAR

Mature

Why Circumcise Your Son

Most men in the United States have been cir­cum­cised. Other than majority compli­ance, why is it even a consideration?

3-minute read

ALERT

Dermatology

The Battle Against HPV

Virus that causes oral cancer shares characteristics with cervical cancer. Learn how to recognize signs and prevent human papillomavirus.

6-minute read

RIDDLE

Otolaryngology

What Drum Beats Only Loud Enough For You To Hear?

Your personal percussionists beat loud enough to entertain and inform you. What stops the music?

1-minute read

RIDDLE

Podiatry

What Works From The Bottom And Never Gets On Top?

You might feel you are working at a dead-end job but this impressive pair is content with its position and function in life.

1-minute read

RIDDLE

Dermatology

What Is Both All Over And In One Place?

The question provides a big clue when you narrow answers down to the human organism.

1-minute read

RIDDLE

Pediatrics

This Organ Only Makes Music While Malfunctioning

Normal respiratory sounds are faint, requiring amplification to hear. Are you whistling and crackling to the sound of music?

1-minute read

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