Sometimes laughter and a smile really is the best medicine.
How can parents decide?
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With spooky season upon us, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has released guidelines for celebrating safely.
It has been linked to a death in the U.S.
Experts suggest the virus doesn’t spread as well outside as it does indoors. Still, keeping distance and wearing masks are still important.
A doctor suggests what you should do if your kids have symptoms.
The effects could hang around for years. Two new studies explain how.
