Coronavirus23 hours agoTeen beats coronavirus after allegedly facing 1% chance of survivalA 16-year-old Arkansas teen who at one point was reportedly given just a 1% chance of survival has recovered from the coronavirus after a two-week ICU stay.
Children's Health1 day agoPrescription head lice lotion gets approval for over-the-counter useThe FDA approved Sklice lotion, 0.5%, for non-prescription use in patients 6 months and older after the company proved it was safe and effective when used as directed.
Coronavirus2 days agoAlmost 800,000 kids have contracted coronavirus in US, pediatricians sayAlmost 800,000 children in the U.S. have contracted coronavirus, the American Academy of Pediatrics reported.
America Together2 days agoNICU babies celebrate Halloween in adorable fashionNo tricks here, just adorable little treats.
FOOD3 days agoYouTube influencers feeding kids unhealthy diet habits with junk, fast foods: studyKid YouTubers hawking foods from McDonald's, Hershey's, Taco Bell, Coca-Cola and more are negatively influencing children viewers: study.
Children's Health5 days ago15 cases of rare coronavirus-linked syndrome in kids reported in Washington state: officialsMore than a dozen cases of Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome in Children (MIS-C), a condition that health experts say is linked to the new coronavirus, have been reported in pediatric patients in Washington state.
Children's HealthOctober 20Baby bottles release millions of microplastic particles, study findsPolypropylene baby bottles were found to release millions of microplastic particles in a new study, with hot liquids only making matters worse.
Children's HealthOctober 14Vaping lands Florida teen in the hospital, parents sayVaping is reportedly behind a Florida teen’s recent hospitalization, according to a local report.
Children's HealthOctober 14Coronavirus complication prompts heart transplant in previously healthy teen, doctor saysOne doctor recently worked to dispel the idea that COVID-19 illness does not affect children, as he described one severe case involving a heart transplant.
Children's HealthOctober 9Flu vaccine in kids reduces risk of related hospitalizations, study findsA new study found that last year's vaccine, which was estimated to be between 40% and 60% effective, actually reduced pediatric flu-related emergency room visits by as much as 51%.
