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Hospitals in St. Petersburg and other parts of the U.S. are seeing more young people come in with suicidal thoughts. If you or someone you know needs mental health support, you can call the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline.
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Doses are arriving in Florida, although parents looking for shots may have a hard time finding them for a few days. The White House expects most children will receive them at their pediatrician office.
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The latest data shows 43% of baby formula products in the nation were out of stock. Some families say finding it has become a full-time job. They're anxious about the future.
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The Pfizer vax could soon be available for kids under 5. Doctors say families should start preparingPediatric hospitalizations remain high in Florida. Doctors say extending vaccine eligibility to little ones could help protect them in the future.
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Thousands of kids in Florida are testing positive for the coronavirus. Doctors say hospitals are seeing about as many patients as they did during the delta surge.
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Dr. Juan Dumois, a pediatric infectious diseases physician at Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital, estimates the Pfizer vaccine may be available for children before the end of year.
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More children under 12 tested positive for COVID-19 in Florida last week than any other age group, the state reported.
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Dr. Juan Dumois, a pediatric infectious disease specialist at Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital, cites the importance of masks and unpredictability of complications like MIS-C.
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It’s the first year that U.S. News & World Report produced state-specific and regional lists for its Best Children's Hospital Rankings. No Florida facilities were included in the top 10 nationally.
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Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital will continue to get federal funding after regulators said Friday that the St. Petersburg hospital made required...