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Fevers can be worrisome for many parents. This pediatrician explains why fevers aren't always a bad thing, why your child may feel warm but not have a fever, and how to properly use and dose medicine to help ease this symptom. Read more: bit.ly/3VNngoi
This week, the Tennessee legislature approved TN SB 2048! This is a significant victory for Tennessee families who suffer from congestion related to colds and allergies. We strongly encourage Gov. Bill Lee to sign the bill into law.
The 2024 Allergy Capitals report from the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America (AAFA) is out. Where does your city rank in the list of most and least challenging spots in the country? Find out — and find out what you can do about it — here: bit.ly/49ovwhQ
It's no secret that children often get sick, and caring for them when they are is not an easy task. Over-the-counter medications can help with cold, cough, and flu systems — if you know what to use. Check out this rundown for tips: bit.ly/3MPq8M6
Can you guess what U.S. city is the most challenging place to live for people who manage seasonal allergies? If you said Wichita, Kansas, you'd be right. Check out the other cities on this list from the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America (AAFA): bit.ly/49ovwhQ