Risk factors for toxemia

Article Abstract:

Five percent of pregnant women develop toxemia, which is a disease that can seriously harm the mother and baby if left untreated. Women who are heavy and women who work are at greater risk of developing toxemia, according to a study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association.

Preeclampsia, Toxemia of pregnancy, Pregnancy toxemias

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What you can do about lead

Article Abstract:

High amounts of exposure to lead can reduce a child's intelligence level. Parents need to be aware of potential sources of lead poisoning and protect their children from them. Day care facilities are supposed to be tested and eliminate lead dangers.

Lead, Prevention, Drinking water, Lead in the body

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Is your child's hearing normal?

Article Abstract:

Hearing loss in children should be detected and treated as early as possible. The risk factors for hearing loss include a family history of hearing loss, cases of yellow jaundice, and bacterial meningitis.

Health aspects, Testing, Children, Child health, Hearing loss, Audiometry

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