In today’s digital age, screens are everywhere, from televisions and computers to tablets and smartphones. They are not limited to living rooms in homes but are present no matter where one goes. For many children, screen time has become a significant part of their daily routine.
The festive season is a time for celebration. However, this season of indulgence often comes with an increase in sugary treats that can lead to cavities if we’re not careful.
By familiarizing yourself with the signs, symptoms, and soothing techniques, you can provide your little one with much-needed relief during this challenging phase.
From boosting their physical fitness to enhancing their mental well-being, the benefits of physical activity for children are manifold. Learn how to keep our young ones moving and healthy.
Concerned about your child not eating vegetables? Learn why it’s not a reason to panic and discover creative tips to encourage healthier eating habits.
Heart disease is often associated with older adults, but it’s increasingly affecting younger people. In South Africa, one in five deaths is due to heart disease.
Children often need guidance to develop the skills and awareness needed for their own mental wellbeing.
Discovering that a child may be grappling with a mental health disorder can be overwhelming for parents.
The only symptoms in very young infants with RSV may be irritability, decreased activity, and breathing difficulties.
Some children fear impending dental procedures or even dental well-child visits.
Intercare Irene Day Hospital recently participated in a Mandela Day-inspired campaign with Operation Healing Hands (OHH) – a charity initiative that provides pro bono health care.
A seizure is a sudden behaviour alteration due to a temporary change in the brain’s electrical functioning.
Breast cancer is one of the most commonly diagnosed cancers globally, affecting millions of people each year, including in South Africa. While it predominantly affects women, it’s important to note that men can also develop breast cancer.
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