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Understanding Fever: Expert Answers to Common Questions
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Fever is a sign of illness and a great defense against disease. But parents are often unsure of how to care for a child with a fever. Here, CHOP experts answer some of the most common fever questions.
Chores and Kids: How Much Should You Expect?
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Chores help children them mature, gives them confidence, and teaches them valuable life skills they’ll need when they’re no longer living under your roof.
Helping Kids Cope With a Cast
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If your child is going to be spending some time in a cast while a broken bone heals, know the basics of cast care, how to keep your child safe, and when to call the doctor.
Pediatric Versus Adult Stroke
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The number of children who experience a stroke hasn’t increased in recent years, but doctors are getting better at recognizing and treating stroke in children and babies.
Summer Travel Safety
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David M. Pollack, MD, a CHOP pediatrician, offers tips to help keep your family healthy and safe on your summer vacation adventures.
Keeping Kids Safe at Home
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Each year about 3.5 million children go to the emergency room for injuries that happen in the home. This year, as you start spring cleaning, take some time to ensure your home’s safety, too.
Preventing Kidney Stones
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Kidney stones have become more common among children and young adults over the past few decades. Get expert advice that everyone can follow to prevent kidney stones.
Talking About Cyberbullying With Your Kids
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Nearly half of all children in the U.S. say they have been victims of cyberbullying, yet very few talk to their parents about it. Learn how to communicate with your kids about dealing with cyberbullying.
School and Test Stress: Helping Kids Cope
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Surprisingly, getting stressed about tests can be a good thing, especially if you’re teaching your kids the coping skills they need to manage stress.
Should Your Child See a Cardiologist?
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Most heart symptoms — such as chest pains and palpitations — are usually harmless, but there are times when these common concerns should be evaluated.