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Week 10 for Parents
At this point in the pregnancy, all vital organs have been formed and are starting to work together. Congenital abnormalities are unlikely to develop after week 10.
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Kawasaki Disease for Parents
Kawasaki disease is an illness that causes inflammation in blood vessels throughout the body. When symptoms are noticed early and treated, kids begin to feel better within a few days.
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Encephalitis for Teens
Encephalitis is an inflammation of the brain. Although encephalitis sounds scary, understanding its causes, symptoms, and treatment can help you feel prepared to deal with it if you ever need to.
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A Kid's Guide to Shots for Kids
You've probably had most of your shots. But even bigger kids may need a shot once in a while. Find out more about them in this article for kids.
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What Is Herd Immunity? for Parents
Herd immunity is when many people are immune to a contagious infection, so it's harder for that infection to spread in a community. But does it have a role in the fight against COVID-19?
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Do Kids Need Vaccines Before Traveling? for Parents
If you plan to travel abroad or internationally it's possible that your kids — and you — will need to get certain vaccines.
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Vaccines and IBD for Parents
Vaccines are safe to give to kids and teens with IBD and won't make their symptoms worse. Here are the ones they need.
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Is My Child Too Sick to Go to School? for Parents
It can be hard to know if kids are well enough to go to school or childcare. Here are some guidelines.
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A to Z Symptom: Rash for Parents
A rash is an area of irritated, bumpy, painful, or swollen skin. Most aren't harmful or dangerous.
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Are Vaccines Safe During Pregnancy? for Parents
Be sure to talk to your doctor before getting any vaccination during pregnancy. It's best to wait until after your pregnancy for most vaccines, but a few are considered safe.