Babies born with just a cleft lip usually do not have feeding problems. However, when the palate is involved, feeding is a bigger challenge. A cleft palate makes it harder…
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Cleft lip alone is twice as common in males, cleft palate alone is more common in females, and cleft lip and palate together is more common in males. Clefts can also…
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A cleft lip contains an opening n the upper lip that may extend into the nose. The opening may be on one side, both sides, or in the middle. A…
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With a worldwide prevalence of approximately 1.2/1,000 live births, cleft lip and palate are the most common craniofacial birth defects. It remains a prominent health issue in both developed and…
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For as long as I can remember, I have wanted to be a nurse. Growing up in a family of healthcare providers, you could say it was in my blood!…
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Two of our medical team members in Belize this year, Michele Drucker (left) and Brigitte Willis (right), are seasoned LEAP’ers who are very familiar with Orange Walk Regional Hospital. These sisters…
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"Jimmy and I have reflected on this past weekend and come to the conclusion that the LEAP trip to Belize was the 'purest' form of a team that we have…
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Six years ago, while on one of his annual trips to Belize with the LEAP Foundation, Dr. Grant Gilliland evaluated a little eight-month-old girl who had something wrong with one…
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We are incredibly excited about the LEAP Fore Kids 2nd Annual Jr. Golf Tournament, which is TOMORROW at Brookhaven Country Club! Last year, this golf tournament was a tremendous amount…
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We are so happy to share exciting updates about Landmark recipient, Danny from China, who has continued to be hosted by our incredible LEAP family, Brittan and Martin Rojas. The…
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