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Parents are bombarded by advice on how to feed their children from the day they are born. As in all ...
In January 2019, Micole Hopke and her husband, Patrick, went for what they assumed would be a routine checkup of ...
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Ian Farley, now age 12, was born with single-sided deafness. A cause for his deafness was never identified; according to ...
A quality improvement project underway at St. Louis Children’s Hospital has the goal of educating pediatric emergency medicine physicians and ...
Over the past decade, cochlear implantation for adults with single-sided hearing loss has proven effective in helping to restore sound ...
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