Learn more about water safety from Karen Cohn, co-founder of The ZAC Foundation, a Conn.-based water safety advocacy and education foundation.
Weight gain was tied to how much the expectant mother drank of sodas and sweetened fruit drinks.
Here are tips about talking to your child about livestream suicides and suicide contagion.
When it comes to mental-health care, meeting teens where they are, which is on their phones, makes sense, but only as an add-on to in-person therapy.
NaturePHL, created by CHOP and the Schuylkill Center for Environmental Education, is meant to be an antidote to nature-deficit disorder.
Take advantage of fresh summer produce like zucchini, peppers and tomatoes with this fun and colorful quesadilla recipe.
Nearly two-thirds of children who receive Medicaid live in a home with at least one adult who is working full-time.
What parents and caregivers need to know about livestream suicides.
Camp No Worries: a place for young cancer patients and their siblings to just have fun in South Jersey is wrapping up its 23rd year. The camp was founded by a former cancer patient as a place where youngsters can discover what they can do and not be told what they can't do.
The key ingredient to the sexual health and safety of your child in youth sports is your own involvement.
A city agency hosted a session to increase awareness and provide prevention information.
Oral allergy syndrome is an allergy to certain fruits, vegetables, and nuts that causes itching, tingling, redness, or mild swelling of the mouth, lips and throat when the food is eaten in uncooked form.
Nationally, more than 2.6 million children in the U.S have an incarcerated parent.
A Philly-area pediatrician shares tips to keep children healthy on trips around the world, or just to Grandma's house.
The results of the study may be useful for educators and others who work with people on the autism spectrum.
