Treating Hard to Control RSV - Keep Kids Healthy
RSV is never really easy to control for infants and toddlers, as there is no treatment or cure, but fortunately, most kids do not have severe symptoms that require hospitalizations.| Keep Kids Healthy
RSV is never really easy to control for infants and toddlers, as there is no treatment or cure, but fortunately, most kids do not have severe symptoms that require hospitalizations.| Keep Kids Healthy
Experts are investigating cases of severe hepatitis of unknown cause in children around the world.| Keep Kids Healthy
Check the lot numbers of your powdered Similac, Alimentum and EleCare infant formula and do not feed your baby recalled formula.| Keep Kids Healthy
How do we get kids back in school safely during the Omicron surge?| Keep Kids Healthy
They may be hard to get, but at least 16 different home COVID tests are now authorized.| Keep Kids Healthy
Paxlovid and Molnupiravir are two new oral antiviral COVID treatments that were recently authorized.| Keep Kids Healthy
Learn how to treat your child's hives, which could have been triggered by a food, drug, or recent viral infection.| Keep Kids Healthy
Face masks work to prevent the transmission of COVID and can help keep kids, many of whom are too young to be vaccinated, from getting COVID.| Keep Kids Healthy
While anti-SARS-CoV-2 monoclonal antibodies have an EUA for older, high risk kids with COVID, they are not routinely recommended by most experts.| Keep Kids Healthy
Folks need to understand that RSV might still be coming. If not in the next few months, then maybe this summer. And if there is no summer surge of RSV, then it will likely be back even worse next year.| Keep Kids Healthy
When you fill out your family health history, if you are using the terms 'too' and 'two' very often, then you might talk to your health care provider to take a closer look.| Keep Kids Healthy
How many children have died with COVID-19?| Keep Kids Healthy
