What Is a Feeding Tube? A feeding tube is a flexible plastic tube placed into your stomach or bowel to help you get nutrition when you’re unable to eat as well as you need to. Tube feeding ...

Two sixth-grade students from the Epstein Hillel School in Marblehead, Massachusetts have invented a new “designer” patch for young patients who use a feeding tube due to dysphagia ...

A 4-year-old Virginia girl, Faith Johnson, died days after her feeding tube was dislodged at her special needs school. Her family says they were not immediately notified and believe the incident ...

A Milwaukee woman who was placed on life support for two months says a feeding tube was left inside her body for three decades, causing her continuous pain and health complications. Deborah Lowe ...

A Wisconsin lawsuit accuses a hospital of leaving a feeding tube in a woman’s body after an emergency surgery in 1989. Photo by Martha Dominguez via Unsplash For years after an emergency C ...

I JUST FOUND THAT OUT LAST YEAR, 2020 4TH APRIL. THE 17 THAT A FEEDING TUBE WAS INSIDE OF ME. WHAT DID THE DOCTORS SAY AT THAT DISCOVERY? I WAS LIKE, WHAT’S GOING ON? HE SAID, I FOUND A FEEDING ...

A host is wondering how to go about setting the dinner table for a guest who uses a feeding tube to eat. Dear Miss Manners: We have a longtime friend, and now neighbor, who cannot consume food ...

Jerre Stead has a new sense of optimism after a second opinion helped get him off feeding tubes much earlier than he or his family expected. FOX 10's Lindsey Ragas has the story. JD Vance breaks ...

Enteral feeding, also called tube feeding, is a method of feeding that provides nutrition and calories when a person can’t chew or swallow. This generally involves providing nutrition through a ...

A Flagstaff family has created a nutrition app meant to help people with a feeding tube develop their own approach to a blended diet. Raena and Seth Woods’s daughter has had medical needs since ...

ASK THE ETHICISTS: The Church teaches that providing nutrition and hydration is morally required only when these benefit the patient and do not cause excessive burdens. The Catechism of the ...