Pediatrics
Expert opinions and insights on methods to ensure your little ones grow up healthy and strong
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Read ArticleIs elderberry the tool you need to fight the common cold?
Learn more about this popular ingredient in over-the-counter cold treatments.
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Read ArticleA pediatrician speaks: 7 tips to ease a child's fears about checkups
The doctor’s office doesn’t have to seem so frightening if parents take some simple steps before and during appointments.
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Read ArticleTalking with your children about cancer
Cancer affects the entire family, and telling your children you have cancer is not easy. We are here to help.
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Read ArticleHPV and Cancer
Human Papillomavirus (HPV) is a common sexually transmitted infection. According to the CDC, 80% of people will have an HPV infection at some point in their lifetime.
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Read ArticleDon’t sleep on community-acquired pneumonia
Community-acquired pneumonia can strike quickly. Seek medical care immediately if you experience symptoms.
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Read ArticleHow to pack for a healthy trip
Having a happy trip is often a matter of preparation. By planning ahead, you can pack most of what you’re likely to need to stay healthy abroad.
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How to be ensure your best health while at college
Colleges are in session and students are back on campus,which often means living away from home for the first time. It is a really exciting time in the life of a young person and also presents...
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Chief of Pediatrics explains why you should get your flu shot
The 2017-18 flu season was one of the most deadly in decades - more than 80,000 Americans died last year from the flu, almost 200 of them were children. Every year we see young, healthy people...
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Read ArticleTips to prevent Sudden Infant Death Syndrome
While Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) is rare, it is a source of worry for many parents. We don't know exactly what causes SIDS, but we do know some ways to reduce the risk.
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Read ArticleStill not washing your hands properly? You could make people sick.
A recent study by the USDA shows that people are only washing their hands correctly 3% of the time. Learn the “who, what, when, where, why, and how” of proper handwashing.
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Read ArticleFlat head syndrome FAQ
Many cases of plagiocephaly are benign flat spots or slight abnormalities on a baby’s head that will resolve on their own over time.
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New car seat recommendations for kids
The American Academy of Pediatrics has released new information and recommendations on car seats for young children. In an updated policy statement, entitled “Child Passenger Safety,” the AAP...
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Read ArticleBreast pumping tips for traveling moms
Although pumping can be done in the privacy of your own home, you may find yourself in situations where you’ll need to pump on the go, especially while traveling.
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Read ArticleHaving problems with breastfeeding? Here are some ways to make it better
If you're not comfortable nursing, you're not alone, so take advantage of the many services out there that can improve the experience for you and your baby.
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Read ArticleGirl power: 6 ways to raise strong daughters
Cut through the clamor of expectations of what girls should be and do with simple steps that can build self-confidence.
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Read ArticleMyths and facts about back-to-school vaccinations
Vaccines provide protection for your child against an assortment of diseases, including some that can be deadly. Let's rebut some of the arguments raised against vaccinations.
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Read ArticleMaintaining healthy eyes in children
August is the time to prep your child for going back to school. Coincidentally, it’s also Children’s Eye Health and Safety Month!
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Read Article5 ways to be a more positive parent
Building a healthy relationship with your child can be done with small investments of time every day.
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Read Article3 surprising ways to get sunburned
With more people being diagnosed with skin cancer each year in the United States than all other cancers combined, it’s no wonder we are all trying to find out how to reduce our risk of sun damage...
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Read ArticleWater dangers can extend to dry land
Your child's dip in the water could create a health risk you can't see — ingesting water into her airways or lungs. That could lead to aspiration pneumonia.
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