All the latest news and updates relating to childhood diseases and illnesses
A MUM spotted something different when her six-year-old daughter was looking at a tablet. Sienna was taken to the opticians on February 9 and was revealed to h...
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ELLENA George hoped sharing details of her battle with psoriasis online would help others with the condition – but she never expected the cruel comments from tr...
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PARENTS have been urged to get their children jabbed against measles amid fears tens of thousands could fall sick this half term. Almost 100 cases have been con...
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Schools and care homes could soon be under siege from a Victorian disease that can trigger nightmare attacks of itching, scientists have warned. Leading public...
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LONG before finding fame on The Only Way Is Essex, Kelsey Stratford’s life changed forever when she became a carer for her newborn twin siblings at just 12 year...
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GOT a sore throat? All sorts of lurgies could be the cause of this – not least the flu. A surge in cases – driven by a mutant ‘superflu’ variant – caused alarm...
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JESY NELSON has said that doctors dismissed her fears for her twin babies as they battle a devastating genetic disease. She revealed her daughters Ocean Jade an...
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CAN you feel the telltale tickle of a post-Christmas cough coming on? It’s a risk that comes with the , a time spent in close proximity with friends and family....
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CAN’T tell if you’ve been struck down by the flu or a cold? A doctor reveals an ‘overwhelming’ symptom that means ‘superflu’ could be the culprit. It comes as...
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FLU and NHS misery will drag on well into the new year as a separate virus strain might still surge in children, experts warn. Scientists said young people are...
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STRIKING doctors are “putting lives at risk” and “need to realise what’s at stake”, the Home Secretary has warned. has said hospitals are already buckling unde...
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AGED just 16, Aimee Martin was told she had a deadly cancer that usually strikes those aged 70 and over. “You think ‘old people’ when you hear ‘cancer’. I was a...
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