We spoke to Dr. Elizabeth Newsom, OB/GYN at Medical City Dallas, about the COVID vaccine and pregnancy, and whether she would recommend it to her patients.
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What You Should Know About Hypertension & Kids
Did you know that hypertension isn’t just an adult problem? Kids can develop it too. We spoke to Dr. Alan Sing about this rising condition in kids.
The Effect of the Pandemic on Working Moms
The pandemic created an almost intolerable situation for working mothers—and the consequences will likely be felt for years to come.
10 Ways to Simplify Family Meal Planning
Eating at home can be faster, easier and more affordable for busy parents. How? Try these tips for quick and easy meal planning.
COVID, Kids, Vaccines & Vacations: What to Expect
Dr. Jeffrey Kahn, chief of infectious diseases at Children’s Health & chief of the division of pediatric infectious disease and professor of pediatrics at UT Southwestern, talks about the vaccine, COVID in kids, & if we’re safe to plan a summer vacation.
5 Cyber Safety Resources for Kids
As kids continue learning virtually, they’re spending a ton of time behind a screen. Because of that, cyber safety is more important than ever.
Are There Benefits to Dry January?
So you’ve decided to take part in Dry January. That’s great! But other than just being “on trend,” are there benefits to removing alcohol for just 31 days?
How to Know It’s Time for a New Face Mask
With the ongoing pandemic, having a mask on-hand remains part of our daily lives. So here’s something to consider: When is it time for a new mask?
What to Do If (Or When) Your Child With Special Needs Becomes Violent
If your child with special needs were to become violent, do you (or would you) know what to do? We spoke to two professionals about what you should know.
5 Ways to Prevent Injuries from Video Games
We all know sports such as football and soccer can cause physical injuries, but did you know that video gaming can cause physical injuries too?
Stories of 2020: North Texans Reflect on the Year
From the stress to the sadness to the blessings, we all have a story to tell. As 2020 draws to an end, we asked community members to share their experiences.
7 Tips for Keeping Your Home Clean This Flu & COVID Season
We spoke to Cason Wright, executive director of Manorly, about what you can do to make sure your home is squeaky clean this season.
How You Can Make Shots Less Scary (& Painful) for Your Child
Shots and vaccines can be difficult for kids. So we connected with Cook Children’s Artee Gandhi about how you can make shots less scary (and painful) for them.
Life Lessons: Equip Your Kids With Basic First Aid Skills
Does your kid know what to do in a medical emergency? We talked to experts about how they can learn first aid & families who’ve benefited from those skills.
Kids & GI Health: Why It’s Important
For kids, having a healthy gut GI tract is incredible important. Here are some expert suggestions to make little tummies feel better—hopefully for good.
Think Your Child has COVID-19? Here’s What to Do
We spoke with Dr. Carla Garcia Carreno, pediatric infectious disease specialist at Children’s Medical Center Plano, to share what you should know if you think your kiddo (or you) may have contracted COVID.
Living Life With Medically Fragile Children
No parent’s job is ever done. But for moms and dads of medically fragile children, the work is intense in a way most of us can’t imagine.
Flu? Allergies? COVID? A Doctor’s Tips on How to Tell the Difference
We spoke to Dr. Mansi Lalwani, pediatrician at Baylor Scott & White Family Health Center – Mesquite, about the way COVID, flu and allergies may present.
How to Tackle Maskne
We’ve all been there now: we wear our masks diligently and our skin thanks us by producing maskne. Here’s how to tackle it.
Should You Bank Your Baby’s Cord Blood?
Stem cells from cord blood have treated dozens of medical conditions, including cancer. Here’s what you need to know about private and public cord blood banking.