Here's what to know about when to consider wearing a mask, and how to talk to kids about it.

While battles over mask mandates in schools rage in several states, the delta-fueled COVID-19 surge continues to sicken more and more children, sending some to the hospital. "There's no doubt that ...

CINCINNATI (WKRC) – Kids going back to school for in-person learning should wear a mask -- that’s the latest guidance from pediatricians at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital. Reading, writing ...

Debate is healthy, but not when the debate is about wearing a mask that can decrease the chance of children contracting COVID-19.

Cincinnati Children's Hospital is bringing back the mask requirement for its staff starting on Monday, Sept. 25.

Children’s Mercy reported a record 19 hospitalized COVID-19 patients Friday morning, including seven in the hospital’s ICU, according to Director for Emergency Preparedness Dr. Jennifer Watts.

Beginning next week, Cincinnati Children's Hospital is requiring all staff members to wear masks in clinical and public areas of all campuses due to the increased spread of respiratory illnesses ...

Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center will soon require masks for staff in clinical and public areas because of the spread of respiratory illnesses, including RSV, flu, and COVID-19.

Some infectious-disease specialists have concluded that universal masking is no longer essential in medical settings, a stark return to pre-covid life.

The goal of current research is to learn as much about COVID-19 and schools to help children return safely to school, hospital officials said.

Since our children are gratefully both vaccinated and healthy, I didn't feel as strongly. But as all parents know, the coronavirus aside, young kids in school or daycare get sick constantly.

Amid global COVID-19 pandemic, doctors say why, when kids need to keep their faces covered to slow spread of coronavirus. Babies should not wear masks.