Allison Bartlett, MD, MS, shares tips to help kids avoid catching colds, the flu, RSV, COVID and other seasonal viruses — plus, what to do if your child gets sick.
Pediatrician Christine Kazlauskas, MD* details what parents need to know about attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and the screening process.
Pediatric hematologist/oncologist Tara Henderson, MD, MPH, shares research findings and discusses implications for managing long-term health risks in childhood cancer survivors.
New research from UChicago Medicine suggests parental incarceration elevates cardiovascular risk in early adulthood, potentially contributing to larger health disparities.
A new study will examine strategies to bridge gaps in the healthcare system and help bereaved parents connect with existing community resources after the unexpected or traumatic death of their child.
Allergy expert Steve Handoyo, MD, tells parents what to expect this fall and winter allergy season and what should signal it's time for their child to be evaluated by an allergy specialist.
Pediatrician Daniel Johnson, MD, discusses back-to-school health and wellness tips, including physicals, immunizations and other ways to help protect students from injuries and illnesses.
UChicago Medicine celiac disease expert Ritu Verma, MD, discusses how to navigate issues like dietary restrictions, school accommodations and social isolation.
With measles cases on the rise in select pockets of the United States, we asked pediatric infectious diseases specialist Julia Rosebush, DO, FAAP, what parents should know.
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