A vaccine today boosts your odds of staying healthy in the chilly months ahead.

A neti pot, a flu vaccination and a heap of healthy food—just a few ways you can help ward off trouble.

After a decades-long rise, twin births are now in decline.

With wireless technology, an epilepsy monitoring unit gives a girl more freedom to play and move about during her hospital stay.

When a pizza-loving 10-year-old boy could no longer eat food without getting sick, his parents struggled to find out why.

Criteria raises the minimum age for onset of symptoms to age 12 and encourages doctors to rule out other causes of the behavior.

For an excellent one-pot chili, begin by tossing together Spectrum Health Culinary Medicine and the Children’s Healing Center. It’s all deliciousness from there on out.

You might be able to double your little one's intake of veggies—just by giving them options.

Alison Mastin's blood attacked her unborn baby in utero. With quick intervention, little Violet survived—and thrived.

Pompe disease had no treatment when doctors diagnosed Tasha Veinbergs. Treatment arrived and her future brightened.

As he prepares for college, a teen takes time out for an innovative surgery that gives him a new jaw.

Born with a bone disorder that leaves her vulnerable to fractures, 9-year-old Addilyn won’t let life slow her down.