Stay home if you’re feeling sick.” That’s the message from doctors as viruses keep going around this season. While we’ve ...

Respiratory syncytial virus is a common, highly contagious illness that often causes mild upper respiratory symptoms, akin to a cold. In babies, particularly those with tiny airways, RSV can cause the ...

A common misconception resurfaces as temperatures drop: cold air makes people sick. Despite old sayings like “wear a coat, or ...

With separate apps for grades, attendance, behavior, announcements, lunch payments and extracurriculars, parents have to manage information overload.

Looking for more ways to stay feeling healthy ... And to ward off a cold, try: washing your hands with warm water and soap not sharing towels or household items (like cups or children's toys ...

“Hopefully this year we can help 2,500 children not be scared in the hospital, be entertained and feel loved,” she said. For Reynolds, every toy represents a child who will feel just a little ...

Around winter time kids are mostly indoors, but it could impact them negatively. The Centers for Disease Control and ...

In any case, although sugarcoating might make us feel better, it doesn’t help our children — it can actually intensify their discomfort. In an experiment on how parents communicate with ...

According to Robert, the simple "tools" are easy to implement and could limit the chances of you getting sick. It's useful advice, as most of us would rather not feel under the weather.

Attendance rates are suffering because children whose parents work from home feel going to school is optional, the head of Ofsted has reportedly claimed. Sir Martyn Oliver, chief inspector at the ...

So, it’s important to reach out if you are still feeling sick and especially anybody that’s not getting better it is important to reach out to your doctor,” said Dr. James Jarvis of Northern ...