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Who Should Get the Flu Vaccine? for Parents
The flu vaccine is a good idea for all families. It does not cause the flu, and it helps keep kids and parents from getting sick.
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What to Do About the Flu for Parents
Telltale signs of the flu include a sore throat, body aches and fever. Here's what to do if your child has the flu.
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The Flu (Influenza) for Parents
Flu symptoms tend to come on quickly and are worse than the sneezing and stuffiness of a cold. The flu is very contagious. Find out what to do.
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Too Late for the Flu Vaccine? for Parents
It's best to get the flu vaccine early in flu season, so the body can make antibodies that protect it from the flu. But getting it later is better than not getting it at all.
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A to Z: Cardiomyopathy for Parents
Learn about cardiomyopathy, a disease in which the heart muscle becomes weak and enlarged, making it difficult to pump blood through the body.
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A to Z: Orthostatic Hypotension for Parents
Learn about orthostatic hypotension, an abnormal drop in blood pressure that occurs when someone moves from sitting or lying down to standing up.
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A to Z: Craniopharyngioma for Parents
Learn about craniopharyngioma, a treatable type of brain tumor that can affect a person's vision, growth, and development.
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Blood Transfusions for Teens
Millions of people a year get blood transfusions in the United States. This article explains why people need them and who donates the blood used.