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Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, children have been more protected from infection of SARS-CoV-2 than adults. Children have had a reduced risk not only of developing severe COVID-19 but also of being ...

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Samir Anwar was playing with Legos in 2018 when he stuck a piece up his nose -- and it finally dislodged two years later. The boy’s father, Mudassir Anwar, reportedly shined a light up Samir’s nose ...

As a mom, I realized my 5-year-old is learning a lot of advanced stuff. Yet I'm still helping with nose blowing and butt wiping. I wish schools could help me teach my kids how to get better at ...

Young children rarely get severely ill from COVID-19 because their immune systems seem to block the coronavirus from spreading beyond the nose, a new study suggests, and experts say kids’ response to ...

A boy in New Zealand has found his missing Lego piece, after it spent two years lodged up his nose. Sameer Anwar lost a piece of a Lego toy--suspected to be an arm--when he was just seven years old.

What is picking your nose a sign of? Picking your nose isn't likely something you do in public. It's unsanitary and uncomfortable for others to witness; in some cases, you could even be hurting ...

A Swedish father has set a Guinness World Record after cramming 81 matches into his nose in an effort to impress his kids.