pediatrics

Child COVID Cases Surge In Tennessee

Children now make up more than 35% of reported COVID-19 cases in Tennessee as pediatric hospitalizations surge in the U.S.
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America's Doctors Say COVID-19 Vaccine Trials Must Start Including Kids—Now

If not, kids may not be able to get vaccinated until well into the next school year, pediatricians warn.
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First Major Study On Child Care And COVID-19 Spread Is Here — And It's Not Terrible

We're finally getting some data, and it suggests preschools and day care centers may not be super-spreaders after all.
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What Parents Need To Know About Well-Child Visits During Coronavirus

It's understandable to be nervous, but please don't skip your kids' checkups during COVID-19.
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What To Know About Coronavirus If You're Pregnant Or Have A Newborn

The outbreak can cause panic for expecting parents and those with babies. Here's what experts have to say.
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Are Children Less Likely To Contract The Coronavirus? Here's What We Know.

Outbreaks of the disease are spreading, and parents want to keep their kids healthy.
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Woman Suffers Severe Burns After Phone Charger Zaps Her Necklace

Pediatricians at a University of Michigan hospital said many off-brand chargers can pose safety risks.
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What To Do If Sunscreen Makes Your Kid's Skin Freak Out

What you need to know if sunscreen makes your kid's skin freak out.
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Health Officials Increasingly Alarmed By Polio-Like Illness In Kids

Acute flaccid myelitis, or AFM, is a rare, mysterious and sometimes deadly illness that's striking more and more children.
By MIKE STOBBE, Associated Press

7 Questions Pediatricians Always Ask Before Their Kids' Playdates

Here's what to bring up with other parents.
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