What you need to know about parechovirus
Human parechoviruses (PeVs) are common childhood viruses that spread through respiratory droplets and contact with bodily fluids or fecal matter.
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Please don’t touch my child: Setting boundaries to prevent the spread of illness
Here’s how to ensure well-meaning family and friends respect your children’s personal space to prevent the spread of illness.
How often do kids need to shower?
Dermatologist Anna Kirkorian, MD, answers some frequently asked questions about how often kids need to shower and whether or not soap and shampoo are necessary.
The truth about measles parties: Why vaccination is always the safer choice
Measles parties are making a dangerous comeback.
Sending your teen with type 1 diabetes off to college: 10 tips for a safe and successful transition
Help your teen with Type 1 Diabetes prepare for college life with tips on medical care, supplies, insurance, nutrition, safety, and independence.
