Sepsis: The Deadly Threat You Don't Know

Children's Health Daily Newsletter  |  December 27, 2014

Today's Top Story Sepsis: The Deadly Threat You Don't Know Ten years ago, Carl Flatley's daughter went to the hospital for simple surgery. Six days later, she died of septic shock. Now he's working tirelessly to educate the public about the condition that took her life. Read about their story here.  » Featured Article How to Have 'the Talk' With Your Teen Talking about puberty with your teen can be uncomfortable for both of you — but it doesn't have to be. Get tips and conversation-starters to make the situation easier.  » Today's Recipe Coconut Creamed Corn Creamed corn goes tropical with coconut milk, cilantro, and lime juice. Get the recipe.  » Ask the Expert Fatigue and Low Appetite in Kids My 8-year-old son seems to be overly tired lately. He complains of a mild stomachache, and his appetite has been on the low side. What should I do? See Dr. Blair Hammond's answer  » Message from our Partners Doctors on Cord Blood Banking Doctors weigh in with their advice and recommendations about cord blood banking. Learn more now. » Everyday Solutions ADHD Parenting Strategies If your daughter has ADHD, a little structure can go a long way in encouraging learning and good behavior. Get expert tips for raising girls with ADHD. Connect with Everyday Health