DCA’s summer 2020 issue of the Consumer Connection magazine is hot off the virtual press with consumer news, ideas, and information! Here’s what’s inside this issue: Get answers to your consumer-protection questions. Meet California State Board of Pharmacy Executive Officer Anne Sodergren. Learn ways to talk to your child about…
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More often than not, orthopedic conditions in small children should not cause concern because they tend to correct themselves without treatment. Some don’t and become more cause for concern because they can develop into other medical conditions. We’ve all heard the expression “growing pains.” Playing and most sports-related activities do…
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Respiratory Care
Children at Risk for Using the Wrong Asthma Inhaler Technique
by Cheri Gyuroby Cheri GyuroWith falling leaves, windy conditions, and cold weather; seasonal changes can trigger symptoms in those who have asthma. It can also be a year-round struggle for some. The chronic inflammation of airways can be well-controlled by using an inhaler correctly, but recent studies indicate children don’t understand the proper technique,…
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Do you know at what age your child should have their first comprehensive eye exam? Chances are it’s earlier than you think. A basic eye exam or vision screening may be helpful, but without a comprehensive eye exam, several eye and vision conditions may go unnoticed. To address this–the California…
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Immunization can save millions of lives each year. That’s the most important message the World Health Organization (WHO) wants you to know during World Immunization Week, which is observed April 24-30. World Immunization Week grew from a local and international grassroots effort. The goal of the public health campaign is…
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Millions of children in the United States suffer from food allergies, and the most common dietary culprit for kids is peanuts. Growing awareness of peanut allergies has led to peanut-free camps, childcare facilities, and schools. For years, the common belief among experts was that avoiding peanuts altogether was the best…