Headaches are common in children and teens, but many parents aren't sure when to seek professional help for their child, a new survey finds.
Many children are prescribed powerful opioid painkillers they don't really need, putting them and those around them at risk, a new study shows.
Before your child goes to a friend's home to play, find out if there are guns in that home, a leading U.S. medical group advises.
You're probably familiar with the stereotypes about people who wear glasses -- these folks are studious and spend a lot of time indoors with their noses in a book.
A lazy eye? Crossed eyes? New research suggests that children with such vision problems may take longer to complete standardized tests.
