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Feeding and swallowing problems, known as dysphagia, occur in an estimated 25% to 45% of normally developing children.
For decades no effective preventive options existed, and the tools now exist to prevent severe disease.
The findings give patients and clinicians have another reason to screen for and treat depression in order to prevent potential future heart failure.
Seven months after cancer patient Matt Duckworth’s death, the bell pealed loudly at the Vanderbilt-Ingram Cancer Center infusion clinic as a plaque was unveiled in his honor.
This straight “A” designation honors the hospital for its continued preventive measures taken against harm.
SHINE program offers neurodevelopmental care embedded within a medical home for infants and young children with neonatal opioid exposures.