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Not every bump on a child’s body is a cause for concern. Our expert tells us when to call your doctor and when to stay home.
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You've seen nasal rinsing on social media, but does it work? And is it safe? Our ENT expert offers some insights into how nasal rinsing can help people with sinus issues.
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Are you noticing little pimples and blemishes on your baby's face? Our expert pediatrician explains how to manage baby acne and offers tips for cleaning your baby's face.
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Rumor has it sunglasses are good for your eyes, and sunglasses are bad for your eyes. Columbia ophthalmologist Tongalp Tezel separates fact from fiction.
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- May 12, 2023
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- April 14, 2023
For some, working from home has led to sensory urgency and a need for bladder retraining. For others, WFH has masked more serious issues.
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