cold and flu

Flu season has arrived which means there’s a lot of yucky infections and viruses going around. We’re taking a look at everything you need to know about the adenovirus.

Whatever the reason, continuously coughing is not normal, so you should consider seeing a doctor to get to the root cause. We look into 16 possible reasons that tickle in your throat or your lung congestion just won’t seem to go away.

This condition can be mistaken for a cold or flu, as kids get many sniffles and coughs and it can be difficult to sort out the difference. However, here are 12 things to know about walking pneumonia and how you can deal with it.

Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) may go unnoticed because in most cases, it mimics mild cold symptoms. Other times, it can become a lot more serious in kids (as well as older adults). Here are 12 things to know about RSV.

While most people who get the flu won’t need to seek medical attention, some cases will go sideways and can lead to dangerous symptoms. Here are 12 ways flu can get out of hand and possibly lead to death.

Arming yourself with knowledge (and your child with a flu shot) can go a long way in ensuring your little one gets through this particularly nasty flu season unharmed. Let’s take a look at 12 facts that relate to the flu, specifically in kids.