A new study says many U.S. children are iron deficient. How much iron do children need to stay healthy? New recommendations from the American Academy of Pediatrics.

Two years after Congress passed a law setting comprehensive limits on lead in children's products, the government needs to address other heavy metals in such products, the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) testified Thursday morning.

With summer heat spread across the country, many families seek relief by a pool. The first thing to think of is safety!

The AAP recommends the food industry change the shape of a hot dog as it causes choking in children. Dr. Sue says other foods are just as hazardous.

Flu season is fast approaching and that means it is time to get your flu vaccine.

Vaccine rates are inadequate and the AAP placed a call to action to help parents understand the risks when you do not immunize your child.

Concerns about the decreasing immunization rate has prompted several major medical organizations to join together to raise the public's confidence in vaccines.