These FAQs provide answers to some of the most frequently asked questions on COVID-19 vaccines.

One of the most effective things you can do to prevent the spread and complications of influenza is getting a flu vaccine.

Information on what to expect if your child has new symptoms, well-established allergies or asthma, or a rare cause of a chronic non-contagious cough.

It's cold and flu season and you may be wondering why your provider isn't prescribing an antibiotic medication for your child. Dr. Williams answers your questions about antibiotics.

November is National Diabetes Awareness Month! Our own Dr. Brandi Irwin discusses the hard work diabetics and their families do every day to manage their disease.

Dr. Reuter offers tips for parents on identifying mental health triggers in teens and equipping them with the tools that ensure a sense of calm and security.

Several myths surrounding the safety and effectiveness of immunizations exist. Here are seven myths about vaccines and the evidence explaining why they are false.

The AAP discusses how to reduce the risk of SIDS and create a safe sleep environment for your baby.

A helpful guide from the AAP for breastfeeding moms.