Author name: Le Hung

Childhood Obesity Awareness Month was established to bring national attention to a growing health concern in the United States—childhood obesity. Initiated by Congress in 2010, it aims to educate families, schools, and communities on the risks of childhood obesity, emphasizing prevention through healthy lifestyle choices. The goal is to reduce the alarming rates of obesity […]

As summer temperatures rise, so does the risk of mosquito-borne illnesses, one of the most concerning being West Nile Virus (WNV). With recent reports confirming cases of WNV in Atlanta, Georgia, it’s essential for parents to understand what this virus is, recognize its symptoms, and know how to protect their children from it. What is

As the school year kicks into gear and mornings start to feel a bit cooler, it’s tempting to think that the sun isn’t as much of a threat to your child’s skin. With the brisk morning air greeting us as we send our kids off to school, sunscreen may not seem like a priority. However,

As a parent, nothing is more important than your child’s health and safety. However, knowing when to schedule a routine office visit with your pediatrician and when to head straight to the emergency room can be challenging. Understanding the difference can help you make informed decisions, ensuring your child gets the right care at the

As the school year begins in Georgia, a concerning trend has emerged: COVID-19 cases are on the rise again. This resurgence poses unique challenges for families, particularly those with school-aged children. With kids returning to classrooms, the potential for them to bring the virus home increases, highlighting the importance of understanding the risks and taking

As the new school year kicks off, excitement fills the air, and kids reunite with friends and classmates. However, alongside this excitement often comes something less welcome: sickness. It’s a familiar story for many parents—within the first few weeks of school, kids start showing symptoms of colds, stomach bugs, and other common illnesses. But why

Psoriasis is a chronic, inflammatory skin condition characterized by red, scaly patches that can appear anywhere on the body. While it’s commonly associated with adults, children can also be diagnosed with psoriasis. This blog aims to shed light on psoriasis in children, including its onset, symptoms, and treatment options in pediatric care. What is Psoriasis?

Election years can be tumultuous, marked by a deluge of information, opinions, and often, negativity. As parents, navigating this period can be particularly challenging as you strive to shield your children from the adverse effects while fostering their understanding of the democratic process. Here’s a guide to help you and your family sail through this

As summer winds down and the back-to-school season approaches, parents and guardians have a lot on their plates. Alongside shopping for school supplies and new clothes, there’s another critical task that shouldn’t be overlooked: ensuring that your child’s medical forms are up-to-date and that they have completed their annual summer exams. This essential preparation is