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This is a question many parents still ask — often because chicken pox is remembered as a “normal childhood illness” that most adults survived without problems. You may even hear people say, “We all had it, and we were fine.” But medicine, research, and our understanding of risk have changed. Let’s unpack this clearly and honestly. What exactly is chicken pox? Chicken pox (also called varicella) is caused by a highly contagious virus. It spreads easily through coughing, sneez

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As children grow, they are exposed to various illnesses, especially in daycare and school. While most childhood illnesses are mild, some...

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Young girl at doctor for check up Your child’s health is one of your greatest priorities, and regular paediatric check-ups play a crucial...

Mother helping her son blow his nose Allergies are becoming increasingly common in children, affecting their daily lives, nutrition, and...

Newborns are precious, delicate, and highly vulnerable to infections due to their developing immune systems. In the first few weeks and...