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15-11-2013
Pediatrics

Signs of pneumonia in newborns: How can it be prevented?

Pneumonia in newborns often presents with subtle or nonspecific symptoms. Therefore, parents should pay close attention to any unusual signs, ensure early medical evaluation, and take advantage of the “golden window” for treatment. Prompt diagnosis and timely care not only maximize safety for the infant but also help minimize long-term complications that could affect healthy growth and development.
15-11-2013
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Hepatitis B in neonates

Among viral hepatitis infections, hepatitis B is considered the most serious. Both children and adults can be infected with the hepatitis B virus; however, neonatal infection is associated with particularly severe consequences and a high risk of long term complications.
15-11-2013
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7 common summer illnesses in children

In children, due to an immature immune system and reduced resistance, the risk of developing certain serious illnesses increases during hot weather. Therefore, equipping parents with essential knowledge on the prevention of common summer-related diseases in children is crucial.
15-11-2013
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Warning signs during pregnancy that require immediate medical attention

Warning signs during pregnancy, if not managed promptly, may affect the health and even threaten the lives of both the pregnant woman and the fetus. Do not ignore these symptoms. Seek medical help immediately if any of the following signs appear.
15-11-2013
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Common newborn symptoms that are usually not a cause for concern

Some symptoms in newborns, such as irregular breathing, mild nasal congestion, or swollen breast tissue, often make parents worried. In fact, these conditions are usually not as serious as they may seem.
15-11-2013
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What is a breast abscess? Causes of breast abscess

A breast abscess is a common condition in women, particularly during the postpartum and breastfeeding periods.
The bacteria causing the infection can enter the breast tissue directly through the skin, the milk ducts, or small cracks and abrasions on the nipple and areola. In some cases, infection occurs indirectly, when bacteria spread from another infected site in the body to the breast via the bloodstream or lymphatic system, leading to the formation of a breast abscess.
15-11-2013
Pediatrics

Symptoms of bronchitis in neonates: Warning signs of severe progression

Bronchitis in neonates can progress rapidly, as infants in the early stages of life have an immature immune system and underdeveloped respiratory musculature. Parents should be vigilant for the following signs in order to ensure early detection and timely medical intervention from the onset of the disease.
15-11-2013
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Acute fatty liver of pregnancy: differentiation from HELLP syndrome and preeclampsia

Liver diseases are commonly encountered, particularly those occurring during pregnancy. Unlike viral hepatitis, acute fatty liver of pregnancy (AFLP) is a non-infectious hepatic disorder, and its severity can be unpredictable and potentially life-threatening. Acute fatty liver of pregnancy (AFLP) is a rare obstetric condition characterized by microvesicular fatty infiltration of hepatocytes.
15-11-2013
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Breast cancer in male

Breast cancer has long been perceived as a disease exclusive to women. Consequently, many people do not recognize that men can also develop breast cancer.
A recent report indicates that the incidence of male breast cancer has increased by 26% over the past 25 years and continues to show an upward trend. In Vietnam, a growing number of cases have also been reported.