Health Tip: Rules for the Pool
(HealthDay News) — Accidental drowning is a leading causes of death among children, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says.
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Health Tip: Help Prevent Low Blood Sugar
(HealthDay News) — Hypoglycemia, or low blood sugar, can occur even when you’re doing your best to manage diabetes, the American Diabetes Association says.
Health Tip: Heed the Warning Signs of Heat Exhaustion
(HealthDay News) — Some people, including seniors, have a harder-than-average time adjusting to rapid changes in weather.
Health Tip: Don’t Neglect Oral Hygiene During Pregnancy
(HealthDay News) — Regular dental visits during pregnancy are a good idea for most women, the American Dental Association says.
Health Tip: Keep Cool in Extreme Heat
(HealthDay News) — When temperatures and humidity levels soar, so can the risk of heat-related illness. People at highest risk include those with a chronic disease, the elderly, young children and infants.
Health Tip: Protect Your Feet
(HealthDay News) — Your feet can take a beating during the summer, notably from the high heat and sun exposure.
Health Tip: Going Scuba Diving?
(HealthDay News) — Scuba diving requires careful training and preparation, or you can suffer the health effects of the difference in pressure between the spaces in your body and the higher water pressure as you dive deeper.
Health Tip: Help Kids Have an Active Summer
(HealthDay News) — It’s summertime, and the living is easy for kids out of school. But parents should help their children stay active while the weather is hot.
Health Tip: If Your Child Has a Nightmare
(HealthDay News) — Everyone has bad dreams, but they can be especially frightening for young children.
Health Tip: Flavor Food Without the Fat
Health Tip: Preventing Headaches
(HealthDay News) — The intense, throbbing pain of a migraine isn’t always avoidable, but there are things you can do to help minimize your risk.
Health Tip: Is Your Pregnancy Higher Risk?
(HealthDay News) — If you’re pregnant, a series of physical and demographic factors may dictate that your pregnancy is “high-risk” and requires special care.