A positive coronavirus test for a kid too young to get vaccinated can mean unpaid time off for parents — often while they are also sick — and days or weeks without child care.
Late developments force parents to balance trade-offs on work, child care and health, often with less than a day’s notice.
Most LGBTQ+ adults are vaccinated, but the concerns are coming from a particularly vulnerable minority. There is no evidence the two treatments interact negatively, experts say.
A task force pushes for more representation in health care, better data collection and community-led solutions to combat inequitable health outcomes.
The loss of child care drove out college-educated moms who were in jobs where telework was an option. Why? The extra labor from child care.
White House officials hope to assure hesitant parents and head off misinformation while making sure marginalized communities have access to doses early on.
New research makes a strong case for receiving both doses of the mRNA vaccines and provides further incentives for a booster
Researchers agree more men are dying of COVID-19. But a new paper challenges whether biology is to blame.
The 19th spoke with public health experts (who are also moms) about what parents should know as the Pfizer and BioNTech becomes available for children ages 5 to 11.
19th readers who have received the COVID-19 vaccine while pregnant took to Twitter to share their experiences with us.