Doctors Tell Mom Not to Worry After Toddler's Febrile Seizure. One Month Later, He Dies in His Sleep (Exclusive)

Lindsay and Mason Miller.Photo:Lindsay Miller Lindsay Miller One month afterLindsay Millerwas told not to worry when her 2-year-old son experienced his first febrile seizure, the family faced a tragedy that they never saw coming. On Jan. 21, Miller’s toddler son Mason died after having a second seizure in his sleep, leaving the Oklahoma mom feeling “numb, shocked and in total disbelief,” she tells PEOPLE. The month prior to Mason’s death, on Dec.

Doctors Transplant Liver of HIV-Positive Mother to Save Her Dying Child

Photo: Getty Doctors in South Africatransplanted part of the liverof anHIV-positive motherto her dying child — who did not have HIV — in a last-ditch effort to save the child. The doctors decided that it was worth the risk of exposing the child to HIV. “The transplant team faced the dilemma of saving the child’s life whilst at the same time knowing that the child might end up HIV-positive because of this decision,” experts at the University of the Witwatersrand, who wrote about the casein the journalAIDS, said,according to the Associated Press.

Doctors Weigh In on Bob Saget's Fatal Head Injuries: 'Unfortunately Not Uncommon'

In light of therecently released autopsy reportforBob Saget, medical experts are weighing in on what might have happened to cause the tragedy.The new findings were released one month after theFull Housecomedian wasfound deadin a Florida hotel on Jan 9. He was 65.Saget’s autopsy findings indicate an “unwitnessed fall backwards” that resulted in blunt force head trauma, complete with a list of extensive skull fractures and brain injuries. They include posterior scalp abrasions, subgaleal hemorrhage (blood that forms between the skull and scalp), discoloration in the upper and lower eyelids due to skull fracture, subdural hematoma (buildup of blood on the surface of the brain), and subarachnoid hemorrhage (bleeding in the space surrounding the brain).

Documentary 'Ruth' Shows Unseen Footage of RBG's Life — and Sandra Lee Is an Executive Producer

Ruth Bader Ginsburg (left) and Sandra Lee.Photo: Mark Wilson/Getty; David Livingston/GettyRuth, a new documentary about the late Supreme Court JusticeRuth Bader Ginsburg, shines an intimate light on the trailblazing legal icon using never-before-seen footage of Ginsburg and conversations with students, colleagues and family.The documentary, which will premiere on Starz on Monday night, is a collaboration between Oscar-winning director Freida Lee Mock and a roster of well-known executive producers including Emmy nominee Geralyn Dreyfous, celebrity chef and author Sandra Lee, philanthropist and two-time Emmy nominee Regina K.

Documentary About Menstruation Wins Oscar: 'I'm Not Crying Because I'm on My Period'

The producers of a film aboutmenstruationgot emotional — understandably — during Sunday’s Oscars. After winning the category for Best Documentary Short at the 2019 Academy Awards for their filmPeriod. End of Sentence.,the female producers, including Melissa Berton and Rayka Zehtabchi, took the stage to deliver their acceptance speech. To celebrate the prestigious honor, Zehtabchi had two hilariously-honest thoughts to share with the audience. “I’m not crying because I’m on my period or anything,” she began, before stating, “I can’t believe a film about menstruation won an Oscar!