From newborn to adulthood, your children count on you to keep them healthy, strong and thriving. Helen DeVos Children’s Hospital experts help you stay in-the-know while your kids are on-the-grow.
Prevention is key—public health officials urge Americans to get an annual flu shot, to protect both yourself and those around you.
Groundbreaking research unravels a mysterious genetic mutation affecting little Marley Berthoud. And offers hope for her future.
When a mom can’t be home for her daughter’s birthday, caregivers on the bone marrow transplant unit help them celebrate with a purple unicorn party.
Nine-year-old Emma, one of the few girls to have hemophilia, leads an active life with help from regular infusions.
Nearly 95 percent of people who report having an allergy to the antibiotic can actually tolerate it—and that’s to their advantage.
Make screen time pay off with this multi-pronged approach to physical activity.
Under a neurologist’s watchful eye, the ketogenic diet puts food in the role of medicine for a preschooler with epilepsy.
A pediatrician's tips may help you decide if your ailing child should stay home.
After dozens of surgeries, 18-year-old Jacob Taylor undergoes his most complex one: Surgeons implant custom-designed prosthetic jaw bones.
Have fun, healthy foods ready to eat—and know your child's schedule.
Parents can turn to these 5 proven tips when their child's school days are fraught with anxiety.
Sixteen-year-old Lizzie planned to take part in Project Night Lights—just not as a patient.
