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To help inform you about the latest coronavirus (COVID-19) updates, experts from Children's Colorado have gathered information from local and national health authorities.
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Coronavirus (COVID-19) Resources from Children's Hospital Colorado
Your questions about COVID-19, answered
You’re in the right place. Whether you’re looking for advice or you think your child needs care, we’re here to help.
Coronavirus hotlines
Both Children’s Colorado and the State have people ready to answer questions about symptoms, vaccines and to help you get care.
How to tell if it’s COVID-19, RSV or something else
The symptoms of RSV, COVID-19, seasonal allergies, the common cold, flu and other viruses can be tough to tell apart. Here's how to tell the difference between each and when to seek care.
Supporting youth mental health during the pandemic
After having their lives disrupted by uncertainty, isolation and school closures during the pandemic, kids and teens have in many ways returned to normal life. But that doesn’t mean they feel – or that life is – “normal.” Here's how you can support your child or teen during another uncertain year.
Children and COVID-19: debunking the number one myth
You might have heard that children aren’t affected by COVID-19. But is that true? We asked our experts to explain all the ways that the pandemic has impacted children’s health – and what we can do about it. Learn more.
Our pediatric experts in the news
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TIMECoronavirus risks for preterm babiesFebruary 25, 2021
Are children who were born prematurely at higher risk from COVID-19? That's what a mom of a now-almost-2-year-old asked in TIME's advice column. Pediatric infectious disease specialist Dr. Samuel Dominguez shares what we know.
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Colorado SunCoronavirus has stolen some kids’ sense of smell, and it stinksFebruary 23, 2021
A new clinic and study opening at Children’s Colorado in March will focus on helping teens and children age 5 and older regain their sense of smell after a coronavirus infection. Dr. Kenny Chan explains how "olfaction training" may help.
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KOAA News5 Colorado SpringsMental health resources for new and expecting momsJanuary 20, 2021
More pregnant and new moms are experiencing mental health issues during the COVID-19 pandemic. Dr. Celeste St. John-Larkin wants these moms to know they’re not alone, and it’s possible to get help from the Healthy Expectations program no matter where you live in Colorado.
Family-friendly advice
Staying Healthy
It's completely normal to have questions about the COVID-19 vaccines and kids. Fortunately for parents, we have answers.
Coughs help the body fight infection, but they can occasionally be a sign of more concerning problems.
As the pandemic stretches on, kids are feeling the stress, too. The good news? There are proven ways to support kids' mental health.
When transmission is high, masks are key for limiting the spread of the coronavirus. Learn the ins and outs about masking and when to cover up.
"Our goal is to give parents the information they need to protect their kids effectively. We want to help Colorado children remain as safe and healthy as possible while returning to the activities that they love."Samuel Dominguez, MD, PhD
Coming together
The generosity of our community is a powerful force. For more than a year now, community members, partners, providers and team members have rallied together to support our patients – and each other.
Lifting spirits
Join us in thanking our team members for many months on the front line with a “gratitude gram.” We’ll display your message for our hardworking caregivers to see.
Your support, amplified
As we face a pandemic and a national blood shortage, your support is critical. From treating childhood cancer to providing lifesaving surgery, blood and platelet donors help us maintain enough supply for the kids who need us. A single donation can save or enhance up to five children’s lives.
More resources
We’ve rounded up links from local and national health authorities to help you stay informed. For your safety, always follow rules and guidelines set by your local leaders.
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment
American Academy of Pediatrics
Due to the evolving nature of the coronavirus pandemic, recommendations can change quickly. Please follow all local guidelines and reference CDC and CDPHE for immediate updates on COVID-19.