More than four in five parents give children the wrong dose of liquid medicines, a dangerous error that might be avoided by administering drugs with syringes instead ...

Administering liquid medications to a baby can sometimes be a challenging task if you’re working with an oral syringe. Lina Tuiasosopo, a mom of five and registered nurse in Texas, figured out that ...

Giving a small child the incorrect dose of medicine can be very dangerous – even making her sicker than before she took the medication. A new study shows that in some cases, parents are giving their ...

GIVING your little one their dose of medicine can often be no easy task. It might be the middle of the night and you're scrambling around your drawer for your syringe, or you could be running to catch ...

This is very serious because it can affect kid’s health. A new study asked over 2,000 parents with young children to measure out 9 different liquid medications using either a dosing cup or a syringe.

SINGAPORE: An automated vaccine extractor has been deployed at several COVID-19 vaccination centres, replacing the manual step of filling syringes with liquid doses. It is designed to reduce the ...