PediatricsInfo Center
Shouldering an Injury in High School Sports
Although much attention has focused on concussions in high school sports, shoulder injuries are common as well. And these injuries may vary by sport.
Blood Pressure Rose in Kids with Sleep Apnea
In adults, sleep apnea is tied to higher blood pressure. Does sleep apnea produce the same result in children?
A Bit of Bacteria for the Gut
Among the most common conditions new babies suffer are gastrointestinal issues, but it's possible that use of a probiotic may help some of these problems.
Balancing Benefits and Risks of Rotavirus Vaccine
Vaccines have made a tremendous difference in reducing the risk of disease in the US. Yet the benefits of vaccines do not mean there are no risks to them.
A Cup of Coffee May Improve Memory
While a cup of coffee can give you an extra boost of energy to power through your day, it may provide a memory boost as well.
The Low-Down on Kids' Recurring Ear Problems
Ear infections are a common part of childhood, as most parents are aware. But doctors may recommend surgery for some recurrent or serious ear conditions.
Mother's Medication Use Mirrored in Kids
A variety of over-the-counter medications are available for pain, including the popular use of acetaminophen (Tylenol). But overuse of these products can be harmful.
Crying More Than an Average Baby
Preemies often require extra attention after they are born, depending on how early they arrive. They may also sometimes present extra challenges for parents.
Taking Time Out After a Concussion
Despite precautions, young athletes are still at risk for experiencing concussions during sports activities. The important thing is to recover from them.
Flu Vaccine Bonus for Babies
Receiving quality prenatal care means ensuring that you protect both yourself and your unborn child from disease. One recommendation for this is getting the flu vaccine.