When “Up Your Nose” Is to Be Taken Literally
Coins, crayons, batteries and peanuts are all common objects found up a child’s nose; some pose a much greater risk than others.
Coins, crayons, batteries and peanuts are all common objects found up a child’s nose; some pose a much greater risk than others.
Cochlear implants can be life-altering for hearing-impaired patients, like 11-year-old Faith Johnson, who was the first to have the procedure performed at White Plains Hospital.