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Featured Article: Traction
Traction uses weights and pulleys to put tension on a displaced bone or joint to realign the bone and immobilize it. Learn more about traction and when to use this treatment. See more »
Stress In-Depth
Stress affects most people to some degree and can have adverse health effects. Learn more about stress complications and risk factors.
See more »Safe Driving For Teens
Safe driving for teens includes taking a driver’s education course, parental discussions of “driving rules”, and using all safety features in a car. Learn more about safe driving tips and accident prevention methods for teens.
See more »Safe Sex
Safe sex means taking precautions during sex that can keep you from getting or giving a sexually transmitted disease (STD). Learn about safe sex practices, contraceptives, and how STDs are transferred.
See more »Safety
Safety measures can prevent many accidents which is the leading cause of death in children age 14 and under. Learn more about safety measures and accident prevention tips.
See more »Safety And Vitamins
Vitamins and safety regulations do not currently exist as the FDA only monitors drugs and considers daily vitamin intake to be healthy. Learn more about Vitamins and safety regulations.
See more »Salads And Nutrients
Salads can be a good way to get your daily nutrients; however, not all salads are healthy or nutritious. Learn more about salads and nutrients, unhealthy salads, and the benefits of nutrients.
See more »School Age Test Or Procedure Preparation
School age test or procedure preparation may reduce your child's anxiety, encourage cooperation, and help the child develop coping skills. Learn more about school age test or procedure preparation guidelines, considerations, and risk factors.
See more »School-age Children Development
School-age child development describes the expected physical, emotional, and mental abilities of children ages 6 - 12 years old. Learn more about the development types, safety measures, and parenting tips.
See more »Scrotum
The scrotum is the sac (pouch) that contains the testes, blood vessels, and part of the spermatic cord and is located behind the penis. Learn more about the scrotum anatomy and location.
See more »Sebaceous Adenoma
A sebaceous adenoma is a small, yellow bump containing sweat glands found on the face that may be a sign of serious internal diseases. Learn more about sebaceous adenoma types, treatment options, and removal procedures.
See more »Secondary Infections
A secondary infection is an infection that occurs during or after treatment of another, already existing infection. Learn more about secondary infection causes, treatment options, and risk factors.
See more »Selective Mutism - Resources
Selective mutism resources and organizations are listed below. See selective mutism resources and organizations.
See more »Serosanguineous
Serosanguineous means containing or relating to both blood and serum, usually referring to fluids collected from the body. Learn more about Serosanguineous and other medical terms.
See more »Sex-linked Dominant
The term "sex-linked dominant" means that a single abnormal gene on the X chromosome can cause the disease. Learn more about “sex-linked dominant” genes, diseases, and causes.
See more »Sex-linked Recessive
In general, the term "sex-linked recessive" usually refers to the more specific case of X-linked recessive genes, diseases, or disorders. Learn more about “sex-linked recessive” diseases, causes, and types.
See more »Sexual Problems Overview
Sexual problems are defined as difficulty during any stage of the sexual act) that prevents the individual or couple from enjoying sexual activity. Learn about sexual problem causes, prevention, and treatment options.
See more »Short Bones
Short bones in the human body are cube like, with length, width, and height measurements approximately equal. Learn more about the types of short bones and their functions.
See more »Sickle Cell Anemia - Resources
Sickle cell anemia resources are provided below by the organizations listed. Learn more about sickle cell anemia organizations and resources.
See more »SIDS - Resources
SIDS resources can be seen below. Learn more about SIDS organizations and resources.
See more »Sitz Bath
A sitz bath is a warm-water bath taken in the sitting position that covers only the hips and buttocks and may be used for healing or hygiene. Learn more about sitz bath uses and treatment options.
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