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After a diving accident, a lifeguard learns to walk again
On Aug. 5, 2012, lifeguard Zachary Pickett dived into Cameron Park Lake and hit a sandbar, shattering his C-7 vertebrae. Two years later, after spinal surgery and physical therapy at UC Davis Children's Hospital, he is back on his feet.
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‘Miracle babies’: Formerly conjoined twins Abigail and Micaela home for Christmas
Twins discharged from the hospital just days before their first birthday.
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Rare craniopagus twins separated in a 24-hour surgery
Nine-month-old conjoined twins Abigail and Micaela Bachinskiy are recovering at UC Davis Children’s Hospital after surgeons successfully separated them in a marathon surgery on Oct. 24 and 25.
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Does breastfeeding lower mother’s breast cancer risk?
Breastfeeding does lower a mother’s risk of breast cancer. However, only 38.5% of women in the U.S. are aware of this health benefit, a new UC Davis Health study has found.
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Despite cardiac tumors and hydrops, baby beats the odds
Tabitha baby’s heart rate was in the 200s. Her obstetrician in Marysville referred her to the UC Davis Fetal Care and Treatment Center, inland Northern California’s first comprehensive fetal diagnosis and therapy center.
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UC Davis research key to first postpartum depression drug
Key contributor Michael Rogawski also leads the University of California’s drug discovery incubator.
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'Baby-Friendly' designation for UC Davis Medical Center
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Zulresso brings mother back from postpartum depression
Patient gets life-enhancing IV treatment at UC Davis Medical Center.
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Study: NICU webcams positively impact parents
Parents who can watch their baby through a webcam in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) feel more involved in their child’s care and are more likely to provide breastmilk feedings for their baby.
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Cord blood DNA can hold clues for early ASD diagnosis and intervention
UC Davis MIND Institute study identifies DNA regions linked to autism in toddlers.
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Fontan patients fulfill dreams of motherhood
Born with only one functional heart ventricle, Kayla Price always thought that having a baby wasn’t in the cards.
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Mixed reality goggles help preparations for complex procedures
Doctors at UC Davis Health are using mixed reality goggles to prepare for complex surgeries. Neurosurgeon Kia Shahlaie explains how this cutting edge technology is currently being used to plan rare and complex surgeries and how it will be utilized in the future.