What's New in Kids' Health

From the moment a baby is born, they’re on a personal journey towards health and wellbeing, including the need for... Read More ›

Infectious diseases are a major threat to children’s health. They can cause a wide range of symptoms from mild discomfort... Read More ›

Starting July 1, Metro Pediatrics will offer a medical chaperone to patients for any exams. The presence of a medical... Read More ›

There’s something in the air and no, it’s not holiday magic – it’s RSV, influenza, and a bunch of nasty... Read More ›

What is Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV)? RSV is a common virus that causes mild cold or flu-like symptoms in most... Read More ›

Although monkeypox cases are very rare in the United States, the virus has made its way here before. The last... Read More ›

There is no doubt that children and teens who choose to be involved in youth sports activities benefit significantly. Physical... Read More ›

The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that infants under 6 months of age are not exposed to direct sunlight. Ensure... Read More ›

Hey parents! Summer is finally here, and we want to share some upcoming events and activities in our community with... Read More ›

On May 24th, we hugged our children a little tighter, asked them about their day, and felt immensely grateful that... Read More ›

Over the last two years, we’ve seen supply shortages affect everything from toilet paper to groceries. Now we find ourselves... Read More ›

iNDIEFLIX Education has sparked a global conversation about anxiety through screenings of its documentary, Angst: Raising Awareness Around Anxiety. We’d... Read More ›