If you’re living through the nappy years right now, you’ve likely had a run-in with nappy rash. As upsetting as it is to see your baby’s bottom looking red and sore, it’s incredibly common ...

An Idaho teenager has been arrested over a month after a dead baby was found in the Safe Haven Baby Box at the Grove Creek Medical Center in Blackfoot, police said. The newborn baby girl was ...

But Dr Heather Kornmehl, a Texas-based dermatologist, has warned heated blankets may have some negatives, as they can cause an irreversible rash known as erythema ab igne. Erythema ab igne is ...

Erythema infectiosum, also known as "fifth disease" or "slapped-cheek disease," results in a reddish rash on both cheeks ... miscarriage or complications in newborns if pregnant women get infected ...

Babies have a reputation for having ideal skin, so it surprises most new parents to find out baby-soft skin is a bit of a myth. Skin blemishes are actually fairly common in the first year of life.

Dr Heather Kornmehl, a Texas-based dermatologist, has warned heated blankets may cause an irreversible rash known as erythema ab igne. Erythema ab igne is Latin for 'redness from fire' and is also ...

The numerical score comes from the grading keys, shown in Fig. 5 for erythema and rash and Fig. 6 for dryness. To use the key, find the area and severity and read the corresponding number.

In some cases, patients may report a history of a mild facial rash medicated with moderately ... or erythematous often with scaling and erythema. GPOD has a characteristic histopathology, with ...

Full story. Erythema infectiosum, also known as "fifth disease" or "slapped-cheek disease," results in a reddish rash on both cheeks, as seen in this image provided by the National Institute of ...

Parents have been sharing a handy chart showing how long children need to be off school with different illnesses. Families deal with their fair share of sickness bouts throughout the year, with ...

Rashes - Newborns can have a variety of rashes, which are often not dangerous. However, if your infant develops a rash, it is advisable to have your healthcare practitioner examine it. When to ...