Infectious Disease
Cook Children's Infectious Disease team offers care for children and teens with diseases caused by bacteria, parasites, fungi or viruses. Click here.
Infectious Disease
By Eline Wiggins
A case of measles was confirmed in a pediatric patient last week in Texas, according to Texas Health and Human Services. The last confirmed measles case in Texas was in 2019. Cook Children’s …
The new Infectious Disease Unit will treat more patients in the safest environment possible while protecting the community and Cook Children's staff from the spread of illness.
The six new units have specialized air ventilation systems, …
Hispanic Heritage Month is from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15 to celebrate and pay tribute to the generations of Hispanic Americans who have positively influenced and enriched our nation and society.
By Jean Yaeger
The global outbreak of monkeypox has raised concern now that at least two children in the United States have been diagnosed with the rare contagious disease.
Increasing cases of the rare monkeypox …
If you're a parent, you likely have a lot of questions about the COVID-19 vaccine, especially when it comes to giving it to your children. There are two vaccines currently available that have been approved for emergency use by the Federal …
Natalie Torrez was a healthy, 4-year-old girl. She loved junk food and playing with her siblings. Her mother, Alyssa Salazar, says that all of that changed overnight.
“It started as a normal …
With COVID-19 still circulating in North Texas, now is the time to start planning alternative Halloween activities.
The Centers for Disease Control and …
"Please for the love of God, put on a mask!"
Burleson Mayor Ken Shetter's frustration speaks for many physicians, nurses and other health care …
By Diane Arnaout, M.D.
As Cook Children’s pediatricians, we are getting the forms daily. And the questions that come along with it.
“Can my kids go to summer camp this year?”
“Are we putting …
