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Recommended children’s books about hearing loss

“The more that you read, the more you know. The more that you learn, the more places you go,” Dr. Seuss once famously said. He was right. Children of families who read together have closer relationships with their parents, do better academically, develop better communication and logical thinking skills, and are more focused and disciplined.… Read More: Recommended children’s books about hearing loss »

About vitamin c deficiency

Rheumatologic problems occur, including painful hemarthrosis and subperiosteal hemorrhage. People with vitamin C deficiency usually make a full recovery. The endpoint of replacement is one month or upon resolution of clinical sequelae. Only through an interprofessional team approach can the morbidity of vitamin C deficiency be lowered. In this paper, we will focus on the… Read More: About vitamin c deficiency »

There’s One Big Myth About Plant-Based Omega-3 Supplements

The term “plant based” is everywhere right now—and there’s no standard definition for what that phrase actually means. This confusion may contribute to something I’ve been hearing as a registered dietitian: that consuming plant-based omega-3 fatty acids is the same as consuming fish-based omega-3 fatty acids. This isn’t true. And it’s an oversimplification. There are… Read More: There’s One Big Myth About Plant-Based Omega-3 Supplements »