Pre-Chewing Your Baby’s Food Might Be Unhygienic But The Benefits They Appear To Parallel That Of Breastfeeding

Babies start requiring non-milk food in their diets at six months old, but they don’t develop the molars they need to chew most foods until age 18 to 24 months.

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Living Liver Donors Prone To Health Complications Years After Surgery

Almost half of living liver donors experienced digestive problems such as diarrhea, intolerance to fatty foods, gastric reflux and severe depression years after they have donated part of their liver for transplant, according to a German study.

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