RAMSEY, Minn. — When your child is sick it can be terrifying for any parent. For a lot of parents, the thermometer is their only "scientific" tool to use to see if their kid has a fever. So how ...

There are many different kinds of thermometers on the market. With so many options, parents can feel overwhelmed, but not all temperature-taking devices are created equal, doctors said. When it comes ...

A thermometer is being recalled after reports of children being severely burned. 5 On Your Side said the Food and Drug Administration recall involves the Walnut Wearable Smart Thermometer in the shape ...

Most babies have an average body temperature of about 36.5°C to 38°C. A fever is when your baby’s body temperature rises above 38°C. If your child is under the weather and feels warm to the touch, ...

There is a voluntary recall for BearCare’s rechargeable Walnut Wearable Smart Thermometer after reports of skin burns and irritations were reported by users, according to the U.S. Food and Drug ...

A popular children's thermometer has been recalled after the manufacturer received reports of injuries such as skin burns. Hauppauge, NY-based BearCare initiated a voluntary recall of its rechargeable ...

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You can’t have a much better reason to recall a wearable thermometer than the one BearCare has for pulling the Walnut Wearable Smart Thermometer designed for continuous chest monitoring of children ...

Q: Are non-contact thermometers unsafe to use on children? A: You may have seen the social media posts warning about the possible dangers of non-contact infrared thermometers. These devices, which are ...