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Many parents turn quickly to fever-reducing meds when their children begin to show signs of a fever, but pediatricians are warning that it may not be needed.

Many parents turn quickly to fever-reducing meds when their children begin to show signs of a fever, but pediatricians are warning that it may not be needed.

Many parents turn quickly to fever-reducing meds when their children begin to show signs of a fever, but pediatricians are warning that it may not be needed.

Many parents turn quickly to fever-reducing meds when their children begin to show signs of a fever, but pediatricians are warning that it may not be needed.

Many parents turn quickly to fever-reducing meds when their children begin to show signs of a fever, but pediatricians are warning that it may not be needed.

Many parents could be doing more to ensure theyre getting all the advice and support that their childs doctor has to offer, a new poll suggests.

While most parents and caregivers stay on top of scheduling regular well child visits, they may not always be making the most of them, a new national poll suggests.

In a poll, 44% of parents said that teens shouldn't get to choose whether or not to attend holiday religious services until they're 18.

A new survey found that some parents are not talking with their childrens doctors about vaccines, indicating a shift in the role of primary care providers when it comes to vaccine advice.

Parents may not always turn to health professionals for vaccine advice – and a small subset could even be avoiding the conversation – a new national poll suggests.