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Teenager Maliyah Rather holds her mom
COVID-19 vaccine and kids: What parents should know

Now that vaccines are available for those 12 to 15 years old, Allison Bartlett, MD, MS, shares what parents need to know about the vaccine and kids.

kids playing
Day care, camp and hugging: What’s safe for kids this summer?
High-powered magnet toy
High-powered magnets: Are they toys or a risk to your child?
Baby with skin rash
What is pediatric eczema, and when should we see a doctor?
Neurosurgery team performs laser hemispherectomy on child with epilepsy
Eleven-year-old Zachary Kurek, now seizure-free after laser hemispherectomy, with his mom Amanda Morey
Masked nurse with newborn and mom during in-home visit
University of Chicago Medicine joins Family Connects Chicago
Masked mom walking with masked kids on bikes
How to help young people stay connected
Child abuse pediatricians Veena Ramaiah, MD, left, and Jill C. Glick, MD, Medical Director of Child Advocacy and Protective Services at the University of Chicago Medicine Comer Children
Protecting children at risk during the pandemic
Pediatrician examines child as mom observes
Should we go to the emergency room, urgent care or pediatrician?
scientist in the cellular therapy laboratory, looking in microscope
Stem cell transplant team looks inward to improve survival rates for patients
Community health worker Dameka Edwards-Hart
Dameka Edwards-Hart: ‘I can make a difference.’
Pediatric Heart Disorders: Expert Q&A
CCHA universal
Adult and pediatric CDH universal
What is congenital heart disease, and what do adult patients need know about their care?
A child with celiac disease eating a holiday meal with family
Tips to manage celiac disease in children during the holidays
Child with tissue
Fall and winter allergies: what patients should know
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