Articles Tagged: treatment
The Glass Half Full: A breast cancer blog
Five years ago Elizabeth Glasson was diagnosed with breast cancer. Her shock diagnosis came slap bang in her eagerly-awaited summer holidays - and treatment began immediately for what turned out to be an aggressive grade 3, stage 3 breast cancer.
Continue reading >OCD in children and teens - causes, treatment and help
A new trial at the South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust (SlaM), one of the UK's leading treatment centres for mental health, is attempting to find the best-possible treatment for children with obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD).
Continue reading >Cranial osteopathy: Can it help your child sleep?
As I write this, my 18-month old son is fast asleep. All I can hear over the baby monitor is the gentle drone of a dehumidifier, and the faint rasps of my wife's snoring – and that's it. No crying, no whimpering, no yelling.
Continue reading >We can finally enjoy Christmas again now our son's finished four years of leukaemia treatment
Ever since their son, Zack, was diagnosed with cancer, hospital visits and gruelling treatment has meant Kerry and Ian Hughes have never been able to enjoy Christmas with their boys. But this year they have everything to celebrate.
Continue reading >Molluscum contagiosum: What is it and how can it be treated?
Everything you need to know about Molluscum contagiosum and how to treat your children
Continue reading >Chemotherapy does not harm unborn babies, says new study
New research by cancer specialists has found that chemotherapy does not harm unborn babies.
Continue reading >THREE year-old alcoholic treated in hospital
Figures released under a Freedom of Information Act request have revealed a THREE-year-old toddler was treated for ALCOHOLISM ...
Continue reading >Headaches in children: Symptoms, causes and treatment
Kids across the country are adjusting to the challenges of being back at school. But for some, those challenges go far beyond ...
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