A recent national poll found that parents may not always turn to their child's doctor for advice on vaccinating their children.

Vaccination is especially important for vulnerable groups,

Less than half of families rate general safety policies essential to camp decisions, with 1 in 10 rating COVID precautions as a critical factor.

Black women were twice as likely to get COVID-19 as white women, preeclampsia risk higher for all infected pregnant people in multicenter Michigan study.

An expert answers questions as the FDA considers authorizing a COVID-19 vaccine for kids under 5.

Kids 5-11 are now eligible for Pfizer’s COVID vaccine. Pediatric experts share answers to parents’ questions as they consider vaccinating their child.

Is it safe to trick-or-treat this year? A pediatrician shares her top three tips for a COVID-safe Halloween in 2021.

A pediatric infectious disease expert responds to frequently raised concerns about vaccinating kids against COVID.

As the COVID pandemic continues, a pediatric infectious diseases specialist weighs in on the top tips for going back to school during delta.

3 in 4 parents say their child’s doctor will influence their decision about getting kids vaccinated against COVID, but many haven’t had the conversation.

Starting the COVID-19 vaccination process in July and August can prepare teens and young adults for a safe school year and protect children who can’t be vaccinated.

What parents can expect with vaccine rollouts among adolescents and younger children over the next few months and year.

Experts explain why places are seeing record increases in COVID infections among kids and how families can minimize exposure risks.

Study suggests that camps, which draw in 14 million children a year, may be an overlooked group when addressing communicable disease spread.

University of Michigan team develops blood-analysis tool that quickly assesses immune system reactions. Find out how this could impact pediatric ICUs nationwide.