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Coping with a terminal illness
Read advice about ways to cope with being told that you have a terminal illness that you will most likely die from.
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Newborn jaundice - Diagnosis
Your baby will be checked for jaundice within 72 hours of being born, but you should check for signs of the condition after you return home.
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Newborn jaundice - Treatment
You should see your GP or midwife if your baby develops jaundice. They'll be able to assess whether treatment is needed.
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Rhesus disease - Complications
Although rhesus disease is rare and most cases are successfully treated, there are some risks to both unborn and newborn babies.
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Rhesus disease
Rhesus disease (haemolytic disease of the foetus and newborn) is a condition where antibodies in a pregnant woman’s blood destroy her baby's blood cells
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Advice for new parents
Babies with Down's syndrome are like any newborn babies.
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Childhood cataracts - Diagnosis
Find out how childhood cataracts are diagnosed with the help of newborn screening, vision tests during early childhood and referral to an ophthalmologist (eye specialist).
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Sickle cell disease - Diagnosis
Read about testing for sickle cell disease, including screening during pregnancy, newborn screening and tests to find out if you're a carrier of the sickle cell trait.
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Your breastfeeding questions answered
Find answers to breastfeeding questions such as, "How often should I feed my newborn?"
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Eye tests for children
Read about the routine eye checks that newborn babies have and eye tests for children.