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An FDA panel has found cold and cough medications to be ineffective in children. For kids, treating colds the old-fashioned way is best.

Children under the age of 6 may be at risk and children under the age of two are difinitely at risk in the use of OTC cold and cough medications.

A lack of knowledge, early discharge from hospitals, and poor medical oversight all play a part in medication errors that result in deaths at home.

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Most drugs will cure one thing, but some are showing promise at other healing remedies. These double duty drugs are better than expected.

Over the course of a year, industry guidelines for children's over-the-counter cold medication have completely reversed.

Parents can stop post nasal drip and relieve other symptoms that children with allergies experience by making changes at home and creating natural allergy remedies.

Over the past decade, kids as young as 12 have been getting high by downing large amounts of cough syrup; thousands have been hospitalized; some have died.