Pediatrics and child health is a field of medicine focused on the healthcare and well-being of children from infancy through adolescence. The course in pediatrics typically covers a wide range of topics, including child development, common pediatric diseases, vaccinations, and the diagnosis and treatment of various health conditions in children. Students learn to understand the unique physiological and psychological aspects of childhood, as well as how to manage and prevent illnesses in pediatric populations. The curriculum often includes clinical training where students gain hands-on experience in diagnosing, treating, and managing health issues in children, while also learning how to interact with both the young patients and their families. Emphasis is placed on both preventative care and the management of chronic or acute conditions specific to children, with an understanding of growth milestones and health disparities. In addition to medical knowledge, students are trained to address ethical issues and the importance of communication in the pediatric care setting. This course prepares students for a career in pediatrics, equipping them with the skills to provide compassionate and effective healthcare for children of all ages.