The benefits of COVID-19 vaccination greatly outweigh the minimal risk of myocarditis in teen and young adult males after receiving second dose of mRNA.

Children’s offers resources for parents to manage asthma in kids and teens—from asthma attacks to triggers to enjoying an active lifestyle.

If your teen has had COVID-19, there are precautions you should take before letting your athlete return to sports practices and competition.

Parents are in a unique position to help their children manage their asthma. This five-part plan from Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta can help parents take charge of asthma so their children can feel better.

If your child has trouble breathing, it could be asthma or other respiratory issues. Learn about asthma’s causes and symptoms so you can take steps to help.

Understanding what causes asthma attacks, what happens during an attack and the early warning signs to look for can help you protect your child from asthma.

There are several different medications for childhood asthma, some of them for daily maintenance and others for emergencies. Here’s what parents should know.

Get all of the information you need to help reduce your child’s risk for concussion, learn how to respond when head injuries happen, and get tips on the right approach to concussion recovery.

Here to help parents whose children are having surgery, are scheduled for surgery, or whose children have had surgery and are recovering from pediatric surgery.

Concussion is a serious head injury, and recovery takes time. That’s why kids should return to school and sports gradually and with supervision.