Children's Health

Detection, prevention and treatment can help young athletes keep skin infections in check.

The improved Nutrition Facts label makes it easier to sort healthy items from unhealthy—but you have to know what to look for.

Trampolines make for great childhood fun. But it's important to recognize the inherent risks, doctors say.

There are often telltale signs your child is being bullied—or bullying others. Learn what to watch for and how to start productive conversations with kids.

Advances in medical genetics and personalized medicine are opening new vistas in diagnosis and treatment.

Amid the many demands of official business, Officer Nicole Bowl and police dog Max always make time for the essential—patient visits and playtime.

An allergist shares the ins and outs of this simple but potentially lifesaving device.

Intense rehab helps high school sprinter Allie Delost overcome a severe hamstring injury—just in time for an impressive showing at state finals.

Survivors, friends and family members join annual 5K to raise awareness of colorectal cancer.

Whole, 2% or 1%? Cow's milk or plant-based? Here's what you need to know when weighing the many options.

Many sports present a risk of head injury. Spotting a problem early—and providing quick treatment—helps ensure the best possible outcome.

Sometimes, a simple question is the best way to begin connecting with someone who may struggle with thoughts of suicide: 'Are you OK?'