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Migraines in Kids: How Can We Best Prevent Them?

Migraines in Kids: How Can We Best Prevent Them?

A surprising new study shows that commonly prescribed preventive medications for migraines in kids were just as effective as a placebo.

By: Scott Powers, PhD | 7

Fetal Conditions

Our No-Longer-Conjoined Twins’ 2nd Birthday: A Victory Celebration

No-longer-conjoined twins Selah and Shylah celebrate their second birthday. Their mom, Misty, reflects upon how far they've come.

By: Misty Oglesby | 3

Teething Tablets: Answers to Frequently Asked Questions

Teething Tablets: Answers to Frequently Asked Questions

The past few weeks have been confusing for parents of teething toddlers. Your questions about teething tablets answered here.

By: Sheila Goertemoeller, PharmD, D.ABAT | 1

Child Development and Behavior

Preschool: A Child’s First Step to Health and Success

Preschool: A Child’s First Step to Health and Success

Children in some neighborhoods in Cincinnati can expect to live 20 years less than peers in other neighborhoods. Preschool can change that.

By: Kristen Copeland, MD | 0

Childhood Obesity

8 Healthy Halloween Food Ideas

8 Healthy Halloween Food Ideas

One of our dietitians shares eight kid-friendly and healthy Halloween food ideas for this year's celebration.

By: Shelly Frank, RD, LD | 1

Minor Illnesses: When Should I Keep My Child Home From School?

Minor Illnesses: When Should I Keep My Child Home From School?

As parents, there are gray areas when deciding to keep a child home due to minor illness. Find out when it's necessary.

By: Dr. Amy Guiot | 1

Cancer and Blood Diseases

How to Help a Family of a Child With Cancer

How to Help a Family of a Child With Cancer

Practical suggestions for helping and talking to a family of a child with cancer.

By: Sarah Quinn | 2

Heart Conditions

What You Need To Know About Cardiomyopathy Right Now

What You Need To Know About Cardiomyopathy Right Now

Cardiomyopathy affects nearly 30,000 children in the US. This infographic teaches symptoms to watch for to help with early detection.

By: Thomas Ryan, MD, PhD | 0

Rare and Complex Conditions

A Message from Dr. Kumar – Learn about HLH, Become a Donor

A Message from Dr. Kumar – Learn about HLH, Become a Donor

Dr. Kumar reflects on his participation for the third year in a row in 700 Miles to Hope, a bike ride to raise awareness about HLH.

By: Ashish Kumar, MD, PhD | 4

Fitness and Nutrition

5 Tips for Packing a Well-Rounded Nut-Free Lunch

5 Tips for Packing a Well-Rounded Nut-Free Lunch

Helpful tips for packing a well-rounded and nut-free lunch, from one of our dietitians.

By: Alison Cassin, MS, RD, LD | 0

Child Development and Behavior

Transgender Youth and Suicide: A Call for Education and Understanding

Transgender Youth and Suicide: A Call for Education and Understanding

A recent study shows transgender youth are at high risk for suicide. Learn why more awareness, education and understanding are needed.

By: Claire Peterson, PhD | 0

Rare and Complex Conditions

Understanding Different Seizure Symptoms

Understanding Different Seizure Symptoms

Not all seizures have the same set of symptoms. Learn more about different types of seizure symptoms and warning signs.

By: Jeffrey Tenney, MD, PhD | 2

Cancer and Blood Diseases

Life After Battling PNET Brain Tumor

Mitch Stone, a boy who survived a PNET brain tumor and was adopted by the University of Cincinnati football team in 2009, starts college at UC.

By: Mitch Stone | 0

Safety and Prevention

Local News Anchor’s Message About Helmet Safety and Concussions

Local News Anchor’s Message About Helmet Safety and Concussions

WCPO news anchor and reporter Julie O'Neill shares her daughter's biking accident experience and why helmet safety is so important.

By: Blog Editorial Team | 2

Flu Shot Only Option This Year: Tips to Prepare Your Child

Flu Shot Only Option This Year: Tips to Prepare Your Child

Because the nasal spray or FluMist is not available this year, the flu shot is the only option. Here are a few strategies to help prepare your child.

By: Bob Frenck MD | 0

Child Development and Behavior

Nurturing Perfectionism: Helping Kids Learn to Fail

Nurturing Perfectionism: Helping Kids Learn to Fail

Teaching kids how to fail, especially the ones who lean toward perfectionism, will help them to cope with the challenges that lie ahead.

By: Richard Gilman, PhD | 1

Child Development and Behavior

Promising Research to Identify Risk Factors for School Violence

Promising Research to Identify Risk Factors for School Violence

Our researchers piloted a promising study to help identify students who may be at-risk for school violence.

By: Drew Barzman, MD | 0

Patient Family Experience

Celebrating Superheroes: ArtWorks Capes for 25 Patients and their Siblings

Celebrating Superheroes: ArtWorks Capes for 25 Patients and their Siblings

25 Cincinnati Children's patients and siblings were presented customized superhero capes created by ArtWorks Hero Design Company apprentices.

By: Blog Editorial Team | 1

Rare and Complex Conditions

From Liver Transplant to ‘Little Ball of Energy’

From Liver Transplant to ‘Little Ball of Energy’

Allison has defied all of the odds following a biliary atresia diagnosis and a liver transplant. She has earned the nickname "little ball of energy".

By: Jen Herr | 2

Child Development and Behavior

Welcoming New Roadies: 1st Annual BeWell Bike Camp

Welcoming New Roadies: 1st Annual BeWell Bike Camp

Our first annual BeWell bike camp helped children with special needs learn how to ride a bike utilizing iCan Shine equipment.

By: Jenny Angeli, DPT, PhD | 0

Cancer and Blood Diseases

Proton Therapy: A Game Changer in Cancer Treatment

Dr. Perentesis explains why proton therapy is a game changer in cancer treatment: reduced side effects and secondary cancers; improved long-term outcomes.

By: John Perentesis, MD | 0

Rare and Complex Conditions

Pectus Excavatum: The Student Becomes the Teacher

Pectus Excavatum: The Student Becomes the Teacher

A medical student with pectus excavatum shares his experience as Dr. Garcia's patient and how he influenced his decision to become a doctor.

By: Nick Beecroft | 2

A Handy, Back-To-School Checklist

A Handy, Back-To-School Checklist

If you're gearing up for the school year, use our handy back-to-school checklist to get prepared.

By: Blog Editorial Team | 2

Reminder: Incoming 7th & 12th Graders Need Meningococcal Vaccine

Reminder: Incoming 7th & 12th Graders Need Meningococcal Vaccine

A reminder for parents that many states mandate incoming 7th and 12th graders receive the meningococcal vaccine before the first day of school.

By: Bob Frenck MD | 9

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