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Measles is back in the news again after recent outbreaks in Texas and New Mexico. The virus is wildly contagious and young children are especially vulnerable. That’s why AAP recommends children receive the measles vaccine between 12 to 15 months of age. If your child isn’t old enough to be vaccinated, there are other ways to protect them if an outbreak occurs in your community. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3EMvNBH

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Type 1 diabetes affects about 1 in 400 children, teens, and young adults under the age of 20. Here are important things parents and families should know about diabetes in children.

Diabetes in Children ​​Diabetes causes problems with the body's ability to change food--especially sugars (carbohydrates)--into fuel for the body. Children with diabetes can stay healthy and lead normal lives if it's kept under proper control. Learn more here.

The flu is unpredictable. There is no way to know if your pr***en or teen will get a mild illness and miss a few days of school or if they will get very sick. Learn more about why your teen should not wait to get a flu shot.

Do college students and teens need a flu shot? College students and teens should get a flu vaccine and COVID-19 booster ASAP before traveling or heading home. Getting vaccinated will help prevent the spread of illness to others at risk of severe illness or hospitalization. Read more here.