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The Latest CGMs Provide More Freedom for Kids with Diabetes

The Latest CGMs Provide More Freedom for Kids with Diabetes

The pace of change in technology available for managing diabetes is fast and getting faster. Learn about the CGMs that are on the market now.

By: Nicole M. Sheanon, MD, MS | 1

Constipation in Kids: Tips for Quick Relief

Constipation in Kids: Tips for Quick Relief

Constipation is a common childhood problem, and can be both uncomfortable and painful. Try these strategies at home for quick relief.

By: Randi Wittenberg, RN | 5

Anxiety and Fidgets: Tools to Help Kids Self-Regulate

Anxiety and Fidgets: Tools to Help Kids Self-Regulate

Experts discuss the value of fidgets and how these small items can support kids in managing anxiety, staying calm, and boosting focus.

By: Podcast Team | 0

Rare and Complex Conditions

4 Questions to Ask When Your Child Has Recurrent Croup

4 Questions to Ask When Your Child Has Recurrent Croup

Rule out more serious causes of your child's recurrent croup. Find out when you should see an ear, nose and throat doctor.

By: Constance Martin, MSN, CNP | 5

Heart Conditions

Former CICU Nurse Gives Back After Son’s Sudden Cardiac Arrest

Former CICU Nurse Gives Back After Son’s Sudden Cardiac Arrest

A mom explains how quick response, CPR, and an AED saved her son during sudden cardiac arrest, and why she's involved with Project ADAM.

By: Brenda Williams, RN | 2

Clearing Up Eating Disorder Misconceptions

Clearing Up Eating Disorder Misconceptions

There are many misconceptions about eating disorders. One of our dietitians shares several of them and the truth behind each.

By: Abigail Matthews, PhD | 2

ADHD in Kids: Typical Behavior or Time for an Evaluation?

ADHD in Kids: Typical Behavior or Time for an Evaluation?

Experts discuss the basics of ADHD, signs, and how doctors help families explore the difference between typical kid energy and ADHD.

By: Podcast Team | 0

Patient Family Experience

Your Guide to Second Opinions

Your Guide to Second Opinions

Second opinions can help if you're looking for additional insights about a diagnosis, information about another treatment option, or peace of mind as you move forward. Learn more about second opinions and how to get one.

By: Jesse Skoch, MD | 1

Research and Discoveries

Celebrating International Day of Women and Girls in Science 2023

Celebrating International Day of Women and Girls in Science 2023

In honor of International Day of Women and Girls in Science, celebrated on February 11 each year, we highlight a few of our many current female faculty members.

By: Women in Medicine and Science Officers | 0

Child Development and Behavior

How Important Are Baby Teeth?

How Important Are Baby Teeth?

Baby teeth just fall out and are replaced with another set, right? Read why they're not just vital to dental health, but overall heath.

By: Sarat Thikkurissy, DDS | 1

Patient Family Experience

Why Play Is Important in Therapy

Why Play Is Important in Therapy

Play therapy involves much more than just playing with a child. Learn about how play therapists use play with specific goals in medical settings.

By: Tisha Gaynor, MSSA, LISW-S, RPT-S | 1

First Aid: Skills To Save a Life

First Aid: Skills To Save a Life

Two emergency medicine physicians dive into first aid and provide practical tools that could help you save someone’s life.

By: Podcast Team | 0

Heart Conditions

My Child Has High Blood Pressure, Now What?

My Child Has High Blood Pressure, Now What?

About 3.5% of kids have high blood pressure. If your child receives this diagnosis, a pediatric cardiologist explains what to expect next.

By: Sarah Henson, MD | 0

Fitness and Nutrition

5 Tips to Make A Gluten-Free Diet More Manageable

5 Tips to Make A Gluten-Free Diet More Manageable

A diagnosis of celiac disease and starting a gluten-free diet can be overwhelming, especially for kids. These tips from a dietitian can help make it more manageable.

By: Abi Lepolt, RD, CSP, LD | 1

Your Student’s Mental Health During ACT/SAT Season

Your Student’s Mental Health During ACT/SAT Season

Two experts discuss the importance of mental health for students who will take the ACT or SAT tests this year.

By: Podcast Team | 0

Child Development and Behavior

5 Must-Know Points About Infantile Torticollis

5 Must-Know Points About Infantile Torticollis

Torticollis causes a baby’s head to tilt and turn to one side only. Early intervention can correct it. Learn the warning signs.

6 Points to Remember about Urinary Tract Infections (UTIs) in Kids

6 Points to Remember about Urinary Tract Infections (UTIs) in Kids

Urinary tract infections are a common childhood problem. Learn about their symptoms and traits to help prevent them from getting worse.

By: Odile Kennedy | 2

Febrile Seizures: Why They Happen and What to Do

Febrile Seizures: Why They Happen and What to Do

About two percent of kids under the age of six will have at least one febrile seizure. Learn why they happen and what to do about them.

By: Brad Sobolewski, MD | 0

Child Development and Behavior

How to Support Your Child with Mental Health Struggles

How to Support Your Child with Mental Health Struggles

Here are several strategies families can use at home to help create a supportive environment for kids facing mental health challenges.

By: Emily Meyer, MSW, LISW-S | 3

Safety and Prevention

Testicle Pain in Boys: Don’t Wait, Act

Testicle Pain in Boys: Don’t Wait, Act

When boys complain of sudden testicle pain, seek help immediately. It could be testicular torsion, which can cause permanent damage.

By: Brad Sobolewski, MD | 13

Rare and Complex Conditions

Laryngomalacia: Is My Child’s Noisy Breathing Serious?

Laryngomalacia: Is My Child’s Noisy Breathing Serious?

Laryngomalacia is the most common cause of noisy breathing in infants (stridor). Learn about other symptoms and when to see a specialist.

By: Catherine Hart, MD | 13

8 Steps to Help Kids Make New Year’s Resolutions

8 Steps to Help Kids Make New Year’s Resolutions

Kids as young as preschool age can benefit from learning how to set and achieve goals. Follow these steps to help them make resolutions.

By: Aria Fiat, PhD | 0

Seasonal Affective Disorder in Kids: Tips for Parents

Seasonal Affective Disorder in Kids: Tips for Parents

Seasonal affective disorder (SAD) is a form of depression that can occur in children and adults. Once SAD is diagnosed, treatments are effective. We offer several strategies you can use at home to help your child feel better.

By: Julie Bemerer, PsyD | 0

Safety and Prevention

10 Toy Safety Tips for the Holidays

10 Toy Safety Tips for the Holidays

It’s important to read toy labeling and safety instructions carefully to make sure the toys are appropriate for your child’s age and skill level. These tips can help you make sure the toys in your house are as safe as possible for your kids.

By: Julia Conroy, MAEd, MCHES | 3

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