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1.22.24
| Care and Conditions

Care for Vomiting, Diarrhea and Dehydration

If you’re experiencing vomiting, diarrhea and dehydration, don’t panic. These symptoms are common and usually manageable without medical intervention. Vomiting, diarrhea and dehydration often occur together, and home care is typically the first line of treatment.

Caring For Vomiting, Diarrhea and Dehydration At Home

Here are some tips for caring...

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10.17.23
| Care and Conditions

Taking Care of Cuts and Scrapes

Cuts and scrapes are everyday occurrences, and most can be safely treated at home. Knowing how to clean and care for a cut yourself and when to seek a health care can help reduce infection and speed healing.
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A woman's hands are holding some bandaging over a child's bloody knee.

1.12.23
| Care and Conditions

Urgent Care vs. Emergency Department

Urgent care treats minor issues like colds or sprains; ERs handle life-threatening problems like chest pain or severe injury. When in doubt, call your doctor.
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9.8.25
| Food and Fitness, Exercise, Prevention and Wellness

When Exercise Leads to Injury

Fall sports are here! Discover six essential tips to keep your kids safe and injury-free while they enjoy their favorite activities.
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4.19.25
| Care and Conditions, Parenting

3 Tips to Avoid Infections in Simple Cuts and Scrapes

Playing outside is great for kids, but cuts and scrapes are inevitable. Learn how to prevent infections in simple wounds with these three essential tips.
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A stuffed teddy bear is in a hospital blanket with a thermometer and bandage on its head.

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