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Travelling with allergies
If you have a family member with an allergy, a simple trip away can be life-threatening.
Allergy risk may be tied to how you wash your dishes
A new study suggests that parents who wash their dishes by hand, rather than in a dishwashing machine, may unwittingly lower the likelihood that their children will develop allergies.
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12-year-old boy uses Make-A-Wish to help others, feeds community for free
Lucas Hobbs asked his parents if he could use his wish to help others.
Girl, 9 cuts her hair for 'boyfriend' with cancer
When Libby Tucker-Spiers visited her best friend, Aiden Selleck in hospital, she immediately wanted to give him her hair.
Real life 'Fault in Our Stars' couple reunite after lung transplant
After months apart Dalton Prager finally got to kiss his wife Katie.
Mum with terminal cancer writes a lifetime of greeting cards for her daughter
Determined to stay in her daughter's life after she's gone, Heather McManamy has written greeting cards for every milestone.
Eight-year-old girl with food disorder eats bubble wrap and blu-tack
Since birth, Jessica Walker has eaten things like dog biscuits, mud and sand.
School nut bans don't protect kids with food allergies from anaphylaxis
School nut bans don't protect children from anaphylactic attacks, but can instead cause resentment and bullying of the growing number of kids with food allergies, schools and parents are now being told.
'Mummy, please let me die,' skin condition too much for boy, 5, to handle
The debilitating skin condition has become too much for this little boy to handle.
Teens marks end of cancer treatment Rocky Balboa style
13-year-old Sean Bartolucci marked the end of his cancer treatment with a fitting tribute: running the "Rocky Steps".
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Doctors shocked after finding metre long hairball inside teen's stomach
Graphic images show doctors in India removing a five foot long hairball from a 15-year-old girl's stomach.
How to nip winter symptoms early
Winter is well and truly upon us, and while we may enjoy cosy hats and scarfs or hearty warming stews the one thing nobody wants is a winter cold. So what can we do to ward off those bugs and nip winter symptoms early?
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Keeping kids prepared for back to school bugs
Whether we like it or not, when school goes back the chances of our little ones picking up bugs and illnesses seems to quadruple.
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