Elizabeth Williams

PhD Candidate, Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences, University of Melbourne and Royal Melbourne Hospital

Health & Medicine

How to help babies avoid getting a flat head

Plagiocephaly, the clinical name for asymmetrical flat-headedness in babies, is relatively common but easily preventable. Parents just need to encourage their babies to defy gravity

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