Kid Illnesses Every Parent Should Know

Weekend Extra Edition Saturday, December 18, 2010
Childhood Illnesses Every Parent Should Know Every parent wonders if their kid is seriously ill or if it's just a run-of-the-mill sick day. When Sick Kids Need Attention Also See: • Is Your Baby's Growth Normal or Not? • Top 12 Foods for New Moms • Recipe: World's Easiest Noodle Soup Parenting Alert From Our Sponsor Triaminic Introduces New Pain Reliever Liquid WebMD Expert View Best Foods to Fight Colds and Flu 'Tis the season for the dreaded cold or flu. But fueling your body with these foods goes a long way toward keeping yourself healthy. Also See: • Quick No-Guilt Comfort Foods • 'Do I Have to Buy Health Insurance? In the Spotlight Take a Look Back at the Week's Most-Read News Stories • A Cure for HIV? • Drop-Side Cribs Banned Due to Safety Issues • Move More, Gain Less Weight With Age • Low Vitamin D Levels Common in Breast Cancer • Good Cholesterol May Lower Risk of Alzheimer's Disease More From WebMD: • Is Crohn's Disease Controlling Your Life? • 18 Causes of Pelvic Pain From The WebMD Network • Diabetes and Holiday Foods: 8 Tips to Know • Discover the Benefits of Breastfeeding From Our Sponsors • Learn about Fibromyalgia Pain Management	advertisement advertisement
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