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Shigella Gastroenteritis (Infant/Toddler)
Shigella is an infection of the intestinal tract. It is caused by bacteria. It is more serious than the common “stomach flu,” which is caused by a virus.
Your Child’s Liver Transplant: An Overview
During a liver transplant, your child's sick liver is removed. It's replaced with a healthy donor liver. This sheet will help you understand the process leading up to your child's transplant.
Constipation (Newborn)
A normal stool is soft and easy to pass. But sometimes stools become firm or hard. They are difficult to pass. They may pass less often. This is called constipation. It is common in children.
