When Dr. Michael Harrison first attempted fetal surgery in 1981, many colleagues thought he’d lost his mind. Operating on a baby still in the womb seemed like science fiction, not medicine. Today, that “impossible” procedure has saved thousands of...
When it comes to healthcare, children are not just small adults; they have unique medical needs that require specialized attention. This is especially true in the field of surgery. My specialty, pediatric surgery, is a highly specialized branch of medicine focused on...
Caring for your newborn’s delicate skin is essential to infant care, as their skin is sensitive and susceptible to irritation and dryness. Establishing a gentle and nurturing skincare routine can help keep your baby’s skin healthy, soft, and protected....
Toddlers are notorious for their unpredictable and sometimes challenging behaviors as they navigate the world and assert their independence. Understanding what to expect can help parents prepare for and cope with these typical toddler behaviors. Here are some common...
Caring for a cleft lip and palate child requires patience, understanding, and a multidisciplinary approach to address their unique needs. A cleft lip and palate occurs when the tissue that forms the lip or the roof of the mouth (palate) does not fully fuse during...
