Virginia Castellanos, a South Bay Union School District nurse, is at work when her phone buzzes. “It stinks really bad at ...

ORLANDO, Fla. — The new school year is a little over a month away, and officials are calling on school nurses, or those with the skill sets, to join the team. Speakers say there is a desperate ...

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Life can throw curveballs, and few are as challenging as navigating parenthood alone, especially as a first-time mom at the ...

Naikishia L. Williams, 31, was arrested June 26 and is charged with first-degree murder after the death of her daughter, ...

Investigators report the autopsy revealed that Nia had suffered blunt force trauma to the abdomen that resulted in several ...

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Republicans are holding the line on the messaging that the budget reconciliation bill does not cut Medicaid benefits for ...

Liam was born without a lower jaw. “[Doctors] said that his airways collapse, so he needs a trach tube to breathe, and he needs a G tube to eat,” his mom explained.

School districts are having a harder time putting nurses in every building, including in D.C., where Children’s National Hospital is ending a $25 million agreement to manage school nurses.

Chronic pain in children is common. Effective solutions exist − and training community providers is one way to get treatment to kids who need it.