
FAQs about Nirsevimab — the new respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) vaccine
This year, we are very excited to have a new medicine that will help infants and young children stay safer from RSV.

This year, we are very excited to have a new medicine that will help infants and young children stay safer from RSV.

It’s often hard to draw a line on when to send your kid to school and when to keep them home if they aren’t feeling well.

Our bodies are about 60 percent water in adulthood and as high as 65 to 75 percent in childhood, which means we need to drink a lot to stay healthy.

Most people know that adults need to drink about eight glasses of water per day, but keeping babies hydrated has some special considerations.

There are many strategies that you can use with your child to help reduce distress and fleeting pain associated with shots.