A local teen looks back on her major back surgery to help fix her scoliosis.

The heat is ramping up just as school begins and a local pediatrician is speaking on heat safety for children.

Multiple doctors at Christus Children's Hospital are giving advice to parents for back-to-school.

July is Cleft and Craniofacial Awareness Month.

Fiesta medals, necklaces and toys that light up contain tiny button batteries, which are very dangerous if a child swallows one.

Some of San Antonio’s tiniest trick-or-treaters are ready for their first Halloween!

In Texas, it’s basically sports season year around for many kids. While many student athletes spend hours in the gym or on the field working to be the best at their sport, what they put in their bodies also contributes to their performance.

Accidents and injuries can happen with young athletes so it’s important to get care quickly from a team trained in providing specialized emergency care for kids.

For kids with serious injuries like a broken bone or a sprained muscle, it means they need a higher level of care. That’s when they should be evaluated by a pediatric orthopedic team.

For many athletes, recovering from any injury that takes them out of the game is hard— especially if it’s a serious injury like an ACL tear or bone break.