Children

While there are many types of seizures, there are some that are unique to children and infants in particular. Here are 12 things to know about seizures in children.

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.

Fifth disease strikes children in particular, and while it’s not often serious, it can appear that way. We look into some important facts to know about fifth disease and parvovirus B19.

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), any child showing severe signs of the flu should go to the doctor, but it can sometimes be hard to tell whether or not a child is suffering from the flu, a cold, or the severity. To help parents distinguish whether or not their child has the flu and if it’s serious, here are 12 common signs to watch out for.

It’s hard to imagine the words “juvenile” and “arthritis” in the same sentence because the disease is usually associated with aging. However, arthritis is a reality for about 300,000 children in the U.S. Here are some important facts you should know.