those kids arguing in the backseat or giant rodents posing for photos at theme parks aren't going to be your only travel companions. There are zillions of germs living on the umpteen surfaces you ...

More: The real danger of sending kids to school with flu symptoms Germs are everywhere in schools, with so-called “hot zones” including drinking fountains, cafeteria trays and computers ...

In the winter, schools are transformed into hothouses for nasty germs. For the kids cooped up inside, that can mean an onslaught of viruses -- colds, flu, and stomach bugs. "There's a lot of germ ...

Stopping the spread of germs must remain top of mind, and covering your cough is a good place to start. But Dr. Frank Esper of Cleveland Clinic Children’s said there’s a proper way to do it.

The practice of keeping children out of contact with animals because of germs is also unfounded, according to Professor Gilbert. Instances such as a dog licking a child’s face are in fact ...

The increased moisture, waterlogging and fluctuating temperatures create a breeding ground for bacteria, viruses and fungi.” He advised, “Ensuring that children maintain proper hygiene during ...

Cold and flu season is officially upon us, and while kids can pick up germs anywhere from the school bus to the classroom to the playground, there's one place you might not think to take extra ...

As a new parent, Jack Gilbert got a lot of different advice on how to properly look after his child: when to give him antibiotics or how often he should sterilize his pacifier, for example.

Stopping the spread of germs is top of mind these days – and covering a cough is a good place to start. Frank Esper, M.D., of Cleveland Clinic Children’s, said there’s a proper way to cough ...