Children

The flu shot vaccination is shown to reduce your chances of catching the flu by up to 90-percent. Still need convincing? Here are 10 good reasons to get your annual flu shot.

Luckily, today a vaccine is available and children can be immunized starting at 2-months of age and continue until the child is about 5 or 6-years-old. However, older children, teens, and adults can be at risk if their immunizations fade.

Chickenpox is a common illness in North America that afflicts almost 90-percent of individuals (mostly children) who come into contact with the varicella-zoster (herpes) virus. Here are the itchy, scratchy, annoying, early-warning signs of the chickenpox.

Ear infections are a lot more common than we think, but they can be difficult to identify, especially if you’re not familiar with the symptoms. We look into the 10 most common signs and symptom of an ear infection.

We’ve compiled a list of 10 sneaky ways parents can ensure their kids are getting their daily portions of veggies…without them even knowing it!