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Parenteral nutrition, or PN, is a method of intravenous nutrition that is often used in premature babies who cannot maintain an adequate intake of food via oral or tube feeding directly into the gastrointestinal tract.

We are joined by Dr. Sivan Kinberg, Director of the Pediatric Intestinal Rehabilitation Center at Columbia University in New York, to learn about the importance of fatty acids and calories in parenteral nutrition. Also, one mother’s story of resilience and love.

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There’s nothing quite like a bowl of your mom’s homemade chicken soup when you’ve got a cold. Aside from the comforting and yummy taste of the soup, it’s also a beneficial choice from a nutritional standpoint.  Whether or not you have your mom there to take care of you when you’re feeling under the weather, […]

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Ex-YouTuber Billy Leblanc claims he nearly faced death this past month after contracting a deadly oyster virus that took his partner.   About Billy Leblanc  The name Billy LeBlanc may or may not sound familiar to you. Billy was the father of a once very popular family vlogging YouTube channel that went by the name […]

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The summertime heat is no joke, and, if you’re anything like me, you want to spend your days soaking up the sunshine. As tempting as it can be to skip out on sunscreen in an attempt to achieve the ultimate tan, it’s important that you take the correct measures to protect your skin.   When choosing […]

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