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Febrile convulsions in children: Don’t panic! The emergency plan for parents

A febrile seizure in your own child usually comes as a great shock to parents. When a child suddenly loses consciousness or starts twitching, panic often sets in. What triggers this condition and how should you react correctly in an emergency? In this guide, you’ll learn about the medical causes and receive practical first-aid advice. In addition, Dr Vasiliki Vasilopoulou, senior consultant at the paediatric emergency department at Zollikerberg Hospital, explains how parents can remain calm and when to call the emergency services.

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Honorary award for the ‘father’ of our parents’ driving school

Dr Peter Reinhard was awarded the Remo Largo Honorary Prize by the Swiss Society for Developmental Paediatrics for developing the parents’ support programme at Zollikerberg Hospital. This weekly, free programme, run by the Department of Neonatology and the Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, supports parents during the first few weeks after the birth.

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Breast cancer: ‘The earlier we detect a tumour, the better we can treat it’

What changes in the breast should women have investigated? When is early detection advisable, and how can breast cancer be treated on an individual basis today? Dr Teelke Beck, Senior Consultant at the Zollikerberg Breast Centre, answers the most important questions about breast cancer – from risk factors and early detection to modern therapies and complementary medicine.

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