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Does Your Baby Need the RSV Vaccine?

Infants and older adults are most at risk for severe health outcomes from RSV and babies are most at risk for severe RSV infections during their first cold and flu season. So, what can you do to protect them?

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Causes of Type 1 Diabetes

Type 1 diabetes (T1D) is caused by something called an autoimmunity, and it is not something that is anyone's fault

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How to Fit a Life Jacket

A snug, Coast Guard approved life jacket keeps children safest in and around the water.

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Let's Talk About Mucus

The color of mucus doesn’t indicate infection—it simply means you have mucus, regardless of whether it’s clear, yellow, green, or any other color.

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What to Expect from Newborn Doctor Visits

Babies should be seen regularly by their pediatrician for WellCare visits to monitor growth and development, answer questions, and stay up to date on important childhood vaccinations.

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Steps to Take Before an Autism Evaluation

Parents waiting for an autism evaluation should use the time to learn about autism, start support services, address their child’s current needs, and seek personal support.

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