Children's Health

This biologic med has been available to adults and teens for a few years. Now, kids 6 through 11 years old can take it, too.

Itchy skin can be irritation nation for young children. Understanding the ins and outs of this tricky condition can help you help them find comfort.

Going stir crazy? We asked experts if it’s okay—in the middle of a pandemic—to take kids to the pool, a party, or camp.

Growing up is hard enough. But add multiple sclerosis to the mix, and challenges abound for both parents and their children.

Diabetes can strike at any age, but when it happens to children, it has its own set problems—and solutions. Discover the unique ways this disease affects kids.

Dealing with this disease is tough. Answering your child’s questions about it can be even tougher. Here’s what to tell them.

It’s normal to feel overwhelmed if your child’s been diagnosed with epilepsy. Here’s what docs and other parents want you to know so you feel less alone and more in control.

These days, more and more kids are guzzling healthier milk and water over soda pop and juice, and we couldn't be more proud.

Knowing the right questions to ask your doctor can help you (and your child) understand exactly what a pediatric MS diagnosis means.

For children with pediatric multiple sclerosis, the physical challenges are intertwined with psychological ones. These strategies can help kids cope—even thrive—after a diagnosis.