
Big Comfort for Little ‘Pokes’: How Our Pediatric Clinics Make Shots Less Scary
No one loves shots. And for kids, especially little ones who don’t yet understand why we’re doing it, a “poke”

No one loves shots. And for kids, especially little ones who don’t yet understand why we’re doing it, a “poke”

How to tell the difference between novel coronavirus, flu, allergies and the common cold.

Louisiana often sees respiratory viruses ramp up early, and flu activity can reach high levels quickly once the season begins. Pediatric infectious

What began as a mild fever and cough quickly spiraled into a life-or-death emergency for 3-year-old Landon. Within just 36

Whooping cough, also known as pertussis, is on the rise in Louisiana and Mississippi. This preventable illness is making a

Measles is making a dangerous comeback — putting unvaccinated children most at risk. On a recent episode of Medical Monday

Measles is a disease many thought was gone for good, but cases are climbing. Highly contagious and potentially severe, measles

Thought you were done with vaccines once your kids passed the toddler stage? Think again! Just like helping juggle homework

Vaccines are an important part of keeping our children healthy as they grow. Whether you’re navigating the world of immunizations

The flu season often aligns with the school year, with cases declining after winter break and then flu activity typically

Safeguarding our children’s health is a top priority, and when it comes to flu, understanding lesser-known complications and taking proactive

Parents prioritize the health and well-being of their children, and one important way to do that is through regular immunizations.