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Of Special Interest: School Age (5-10)

Managing Your Child's Asthma at School

Do you have a solid plan in place if your child were to have an asthma attack at school? Learn who should be involved in your child’s care and develop emergency instructions to give the school.

Managing Your Child's Asthma at School

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Pool & Spa Hazards for Children

Every home pool, spa, or hot tub needs "house rules" that cover supervision, behavior, dangers, maintenance, use of electrical appliances, and handling of chemicals. These house rules -- for children and adults alike -- must be established immediately, written in simple language, and posted where they are easy to see. The home owner has the bottom-line responsibility for safety while entertaining. Use good judgment to help protect yourself, your family, and your guests. Here are some simple precautions...

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Epilepsy and School

Do you have a solid plan in place if your child were to have a seizure at school? Learn who should be involved in your child’s care and develop emergency instructions to give the school.

Epilepsy: Dealing With School

 

ADHD in Children

Think your child might have ADHD? Refer to this symptoms list to see if your child’s behavior fits the bill. Then learn how ADHD is diagnosed and which types of treatments are available.

ADHD in Children

 

Sleep Problems in Children

Think something’s not right with your child’s sleep habits? Learn the signs of a sleep disorder, and use these tips to help your child get a good night’s sleep.

Sleep Problems in Children

 

Living With Type 1 Diabetes

Understand what your child will be going through as she (and you) manages this lifelong condition.

Living With Type 1 Diabetes

 

Type 2 Diabetes in Children

Although type 2 diabetes has been considered an adult disease, the numbers of children with it are increasing. Learn the risk factors associated with this condition, as well as the symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment.

Type 2 Diabetes in Children

 

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Reviewed by David Hirsch, MD on September 24, 2009
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