children health

Two of Baltimore's top pediatricians — Health Commissioner Dr. Letitia Dzirasa and Mercy Medical Center's Dr. Ashanti Woods — offer expert advice on keeping your babies and young children safe and healthy.

Gov. Wes Moore and Lt. Gov Aruna Miller joined the U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Xavier Becerra, including mental health experts Friday, to discuss solutions for a wave of violence plaguing young people.

Baltimore parents say they are scrambling to find antibiotics and respiratory relief drugs during an unusual cold and flu season.

Hundreds of people have been hospitalized by RSV across Maryland, according to recently released state health department data.

There was a 36% spike in depression and anxiety among children between 2016 and 2020.

The public health advocate joins us to discuss the triple infection threats we're facing as winter nears; plus, some cannabis caveats as MD voters consider legalizing recreational marijuana.

Human sexuality educator Deborah Roffman discusses her new board book about conception, birth and families that's geared to very young kids (and their parents).

We’ll go On the Record with a pediatric neurologist treating children with long COVID at Kennedy Krieger’s rehab clinic. How are long COVID and chronic fatigue related? And a pediatrician on talking to parents worried about vaccinating young kids.

Dr. Ashanti Woods, a pediatrician with Mercy Medical Center, offers guidance for parents during the temporary infant formula shortage.

The leader of the Kennedy Krieger Institute discusses how the COVID pandemic has posed special challenges for the world-renowned pediatric care facility.