Do kids in daycare get sick more often than other kids? Our expert weighs in.
Cold & Flu
Virus vs. Bacteria: What’s Causing My Kid’s Cold?
Most often, common colds are caused by viruses, and the best thing to do is let the illness run its course. But if a fever gets especially high, bacteria might be to blame, and an antibiotic might be needed.
What to Eat When You’re Sick
Should you really feed a cold and starve a fever? Our wellness expert explains what to eat when you’re feeling under the weather.
Can You Get a Sore Throat From Sleeping With Your Window Open?
There are many common reasons you might wake up with a sore throat. Our expert explains how to troubleshoot them and when to seek help.
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