Showing posts with label genetic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label genetic. Show all posts

ADD/ ADHD Attention-Deficit Disorder and Hyperactivity History


History and Medical Model of Attention-Deficit Disorder
"Hyperactivity" was first diagnosed in the late 1960s. DSM II called it MBD (Minimal Brain Damage). These terms were later changed to ADD (Attention Deficit Disorder) and ADHD. Feingold.org offers non-drug solutions to ADD.
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Tonsils, Frequent Illness, Infection and Sore Throat


Tonsils, Frequent Illness and Infections in Children
Tonsils collect infection in the body. If a child has frequent sore throats, tonsillitis, illness or infection, the tonsils may be infected. A tonsilectomy, although painful,can help prevent recurring illness.
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Diabetic Children: Parenting Issues


Diabetes: Parenting a Diabetic Child
We generally think of diabetes in relation to adults. Genetic predisposition, family history and obesity are the typical causes of diabetes. Higher rates of childhood obesity is causing a higher incidence of juvenile diabetes. Here's how you can help.
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Gall Bladder Disease in Children


Gall Bladder Disease and Children: Not as Unlikely as We Used to Think
This nasty image is how our son's gall bladder appeared in digital surgical photography. Description of his gall bladder illness and subsequent surgery. Guide for parents in watching for and caring for gall bladder issues.
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