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COVID-19 Resources

The pediatric specialists at Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta are here to answer your questions about COVID-19.

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How Accurate Are At-Home COVID Tests?

At-home COVID-19 tests are convenient and easy to use. But are they accurate?
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Can the COVID vaccine cause myocarditis?

Heart inflammation can be triggered by the COVID vaccine in very rare cases, most often in teen or young adult males. Yet vaccination benefits still outweigh risks.
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Flu, COVID-19, Cold—What’s the Difference?

Though they have some symptoms in common, here’s how to tell the difference between COVID-19, the flu and the common cold.
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Helping Kids Understand Social Distancing

It can be hard for younger kids to understand the concept of social distancing. Here’s how parents can help them stay safe.
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Safely Return to Sports After a COVID-19 Infection

Is your teen itching to play sports again after having coronavirus? There’s precautions every kid should first take.
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When Should Kids Stay Home From School?

It’s important for parents to know when kids with certain symptoms should be kept home from school and day care.
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Why Immunizations Are So Important

Immunizations are the best, safest way to protect your kids from several dangerous illnesses. Here’s how to make sure your kids are protected.
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The No. 1 Way to Keep Germs Away

Few things are more effective at preventing the spread of germs than good handwashing. Here’s what to know and how to teach your kids to do it right.
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What Do I Do When My Child Has a Fever?

Fevers in kids can be scary, but they’re not always a cause for alarm. Here’s what to do when your child feels hot and when it’s time to call the doctor.

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This content is general information and is not specific medical advice. Always consult with a doctor or healthcare provider if you have any questions or concerns about the health of a child. In case of an urgent concern or emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department right away. Some physicians and affiliated healthcare professionals on the Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta team are independent providers and are not our employees.