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If you’ve ever given your child a screen to help stop a tantrum, you may want to think twice about continuing that habit in the future.

A Metro Detroit health expert weighs in on how you can manage a fever without medication.

Pediatric hospitalizations are up across the country, including here in Michigan, because of respiratory viruses like RSV.

Lead poisoning risk for children increases during the summer, and experts say many exposures in Michigan may be going undetected.

One recent study compared the benefits of three different types of diets for children who are obese, and uncovered positive results and a surprising challenge.

How should we talk to children about school shootings, especially when they take place in our community?

New research suggests the time of year a baby is born could increase the risk of them having food allergies. More than 5 million children have food allergies, and that number is on the rise. Experts believe being born in the fall could especially increase the risk of babies having food allergies. Babies born at different times of the year experience a variety of different factors that can raise or lower the risk of various conditions. A new clinical trial will further study why babies born in the fall tend to have weakened skin barriers.