Children’s Health Checkup

A neurologist shares what parents should know about autism in kids, including early signs your child may have autism, what to do if your child has symptoms, recommended therapies and more.

Learn about the world-class care provided by The Center for Autism and Developmental Disabilities at Children’s Health

Pediatricians discuss the COVID-19 vaccine, its benefits and the best ways to talk with people who are hesitant to get it. For information about the COVID-19 vaccine, please visit childrens.com/vaccine.

Pediatric psychologists discuss how the COVID-19 pandemic has affected children’s mental health and ways that families can cope and adjust. Visit childrens.com/mentalhealth for mental health resources for children and teens.

Experts discuss what they have experienced on the COVID-19 front line, including risk for serious illness, long-term effects and multisystem inflammatory syndrome in children (MIS-C).

Learn what scoliosis is, the early symptoms and how scoliosis is treated.

An infectious disease expert shares the facts about COVID-19 variants, what they mean for your family’s health and how to keep children safe.

RSV is a common virus that can cause cold-like symptoms. But did you know it can be especially dangerous for infants? Learn why.

Learn the facts about COVID-19 vaccines, including common questions related to vaccinating kids and what’s safe for those who have been vaccinated. Get more facts by visiting the Children’s Health COVID-19 hub.

Transitioning to adulthood is an exciting time and includes health care transition. Learn when and how to start preparing your child.

COVID-19 has changed day-to-day life for many, including athletes. From changing practice and game schedules to safely returning to play after COVID-19, learn advice from an expert on how to support athletes during COVID-19.