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  • A to Z: Insect Bites/Stings, Non-Venomous for Parents


    Bites from non-venomous insects are the result of an insect attempting to feed upon a person's blood. Non-venomous means the insect does not inject poisons through its bite.

  • A to Z: Scabies for Parents


    Learn about parasitic infections and skin disorders.

  • A to Z: Anal Fissure for Parents


    An anal fissure is a cut or tear in the lining of the anus.

  • I've Never Had My Period, So What's This Discharge? for Teens


    Vaginal discharge is normal and due to changing hormone levels. It helps keep the vagina healthy.

  • Head Lice for Parents


    Lice aren't dangerous and they don't spread disease, but they are contagious, annoying, and sometimes hard to get rid of. Learn more about this common childhood problem and how to get rid of those pesky little bugs.

  • What to Expect When Your Cast Comes Off for Teens


    You probably can't wait to get back to your normal activities, but it takes a while for a limb that's been in a cast to finish healing. Here's what to expect.

  • Athlete's Foot for Kids


    Anyone can get athlete's foot. Find out how to avoid this itchy skin condition in this article for kids.

  • Hey! A Fire Ant Stung Me! for Kids


    Fire ants think they're hot stuff. Learn how to handle them in this article for kids.

  • Bedbugs for Teens


    Bedbugs are in the news because of recent infestations. Learn the telltale signs of these irritating pests - and how to deal with a bite.

  • Dandruff for Teens


    If you're worried about dandruff, you're not alone. Dandruff can start in puberty, and lots of teens and adults live with it. Learn how to control it.