Health & Fitness Articles

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• 10 Winter Care TipsBy Joshua L. Fox, M.D.To manage psoriasis and eczema.
• 4 Keys to CommunicationBy Judith L. PageEnsure tech time doesn't replace talk time.
• 5 Great Things to Know About Child Health PlusBy Fidelis Care
• 5 Mistakes Parents Make With Children and SwimmingBy Nora Mork
• 6 Tips to Keep Children Active This WinterBy Fidelis Care
• A Good CheckupBy Jodie PappasMaking the most of children's doctor appointments.
• A Simple Treatment for Tongue-Tied InfantsBy Jodi GuttenbergAlso great for children of all ages!
• A Strong FamilyBy Fredrick HahnEncouraging an active lifestyle for your kids.
• All About AsthmaBy Alan B. Goldsobel, M.D.What you should know as a caregiver.
• All EarsBy The American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA)Teach little listeners to turn down the volume when they tune in.
• Ask the DentistBy Dr. Timothy ChaseHow to have great oral care from the get-go.
• Awareness Before FitnessBy Damian RossIs your child ready for a martial art?
• Baby LungsBy Dr. William SearsAs the premature birth rate soars, more and more children are susceptible to serious RSV disease.
• Back to School & Your Child Comes Home with Head LiceBy Wendy L. WrightHere's what to do.
• Back-to-School HealthBy Ilyse SchapiroEnsuring a nutritionally balanced routine for kids.
• Backpack SafetyBy Karen Jacobs, EdD, OTR/L, CPEEnsuring bookbags don’t cause harm.
• Bacterial InfectionsBy Wendy L. WrightTaking care of your child's health.
• Banking Your Baby’s Amniotic FluidBy Dr. Kate Torchilin, Ph.D.Is it necessary to store stem cells?
• Bedtime BattlesBy Gregory HanleyPut soreness about sleep to rest.
• Behind the PainBy Alexa B. Adams, M.D.Understanding on juvenile rheumatoid arthritis.
• Boosting Baby’s DevelopmentBy Dianne Sykes Scope, MS, NSCAPhysical fitness for your tot’s body and brain.
• Born Too EarlyBy Mary Jane Minkin, M.DExpert information and advice about premature births.
• Brain InjuriesBy Janet DomanHow to treat children’s cerebral issues & cope.
• Breakfast TipsBy Janice Newell Bissex, MS, RD, and Liz Weiss, MS, RDGiving kids a jump-start to the day.
• Breaks, Sprains and FracturesBy Terri PilcherHelping your child remain injury-free when playing sports.
• Breathing EasierBy Sandra McTernan, RN, MSN, CPNPCurbing kids' asthma attacks.
• Bugs Be GoneBy Katie ShepherdSeparating fact from fiction to deal with lice.
• Build a Healthy LunchBy Christine Bruton10 tips to start the school year.
• Cell Phone RadiationBy Dr. Nachaat MazehExploring possible long-term health effects.
• Change Is Past DueBy Raquel Rivera-PabloHelping to restore children's healthy relationship with food.
• Child Workout DVDsBy Wendy Ward-Begnoche, Ph.D., Vicki McNeill, PT, DPT, and Allyson Phillips, BAAre videos that encourage kids to exercise helpful or hype?
• Child's PlayBy Len SimonianA look at the safety of today's toys.
• Childhood Concussions Part 2By Dr. Dan DaSilvaSymptoms and recovery.
• Childhood Concussions: Part IBy Dr. Alisa GeanAn introduction to traumatic brain injuries.
• Childhood DiabetesBy Tom ValentiHow much do you know about your child’s blood sugar?
• Childhood ObesityBy Dr. Keith KantorPrevention and treatment options.
• Childhood Sports InjuriesBy NIAMSA guide to prevention for parents.
• Children's Eye HealthBy Dr. Bruce P. Rosenthal, OD, FAAOUnderstanding vision impairments and how to intervene.
• Chiropractic CareBy Dr. Keri Chiappino, DC, DACBNA child with autism and a doctor’s incredible journey.
• Cleaning Up for Earth DayBy Michael De JongThe complexity of care.
• Colors of the RainbowBy Barbara Storper, MS, RDTips to encourage kids to eat a variety of nutritional foods.
• ConcussionsBy Kelsey SchoenbergWhat you need to know about children’s head injuries.
• Confessions of a Potty TrainerBy Erin McShayOne woman's path to a breakdown.
• Cook With MeBy Alyssa VollandAllowing toddlers to make strides in the kitchen.
• Coronavirus Resources for ParentsBy Get the latest news, information, and ideas for what to do with kids home from school.
• Counting SheepBy Anatoly Belilovsky, M.D.What to do when your kid experiences insomnia.
• Deadly AccidentsBy National SAFE KIDS CampaignPreventing suffocation, choking and strangulations in children.
• Dealing with Uncertainty During the Coronavirus PandemicBy Kimberly Andron, LCSW-RCoping with difficult circumstances, facing the unknown and tips for children and mask cooperation.
• Dental CareBy Dr. Jed M. Best, DDS, MSWhen and why to get your child in the chair.
• DHABy Shara Aaron, MS, RD, and Monica Bearden, RDThe fat your kids need - and aren't getting.
• Ditch the Baby FatBy Shara Aaron, MS, RD, and Monica Bearden, RDSmart strategies to lose weight after baby.
• Do You Have Insomnia?By Larisa WainerOvercoming sleeplessness.
• Doctor, DoctorBy Jennifer Trachtenberg, M.D.What parents are asking their pediatricians.
• Doctor’s OrdersBy Dr. Armen G. KetchedjianHow to respond when your child needs surgery.
• Does Your Child Snore?By Jodi Guttenberg
• Don't Forget to Protect Your EyesBy Samantha ChanThe important organ you might be overlooking this summer.
• Don't Get BurnedBy Dr. Alysa Herman, M.D.Childhood sun protection plans.
• Don't Wait! Get Your Flu Shot Today!By Fidelis Care
• Don’t Let the Flu Start with YouBy Carol J. Baker, M.D.Keeping your kids healthy this school year.
• Drink ResponsiblyBy Maggie Moon, MS, RDReducing children’s intake of sugar-laden drinks.
• Eat Smart, Play SafeBy Sarah HasselbeckNutrition and fitness go hand in hand.
• EmbraceBy Taryn BrumfittMy Story From Body Loather to Body Lover
• Enjoy Winter’s Fruits and VeggiesBy Fidelis Care
• Epileptic SeizuresBy James J. Riviello, Jr., MDNew guidelines for diagnosing epileptic seizures.
• Eyes on PreemiesBy Richard J. Powers, M.D.Understanding the needs of late preterm infants.
• Fabulous FeetBy Steven Weinfeld, M.D.Summer care tips for comfort and style.
• Facing Attention Problems Without FearBy Jonas JendiNew thinking on why some kids can’t concentrate.
• Facing the FactsBy Donna Fish, L.C.S.W.Dealing with your child's weight issues.
• Family CampingBy National SAFE KIDS CampaignHow to make this outdoor summer excursion fun and safe!
• Family FitnessBy Mary Ellen Renna, M.D., FAAP, PNSA home exercise routine can add years to your child’s life.
• FatherhoodBy Jim HigleyLearning life’s greatest lessons of parenting.
• Fear FactorBy Justin LongResponding to children’s phobias.
• Feeding FactsBy Annabel KarmelTaking the lead in nourishing your baby.
• Feeling the HeatBy Dr. Ariel OstadInsight about sun damage.
• FertilityBy Dr. Randine LewisWhat if your baby-making attempts are hurting your chances of success?
• Finding an Alternative to ADHD DrugsBy George LuntzA parent’s success story.
• Fire Safety For Kids Begins At HomeBy Jennifer Dawson
• First FoodsBy Ann DouglasMaking the transition from early nourishment to solid foods.
• Fit for SummerBy Tony SparberWeighing in on weight loss camps.
• Five Beach Safety Tips Every Parent Needs to KnowBy Steve Kardian
• Five Steps to Flu PreventionBy Dr. William SearsTips to resist germs and stay flu-free.
• Flip the SwitchBy The Alliance for a Healthier GenerationFive tips to limit your family’s screen time.
• Focus on FitnessBy Sarah DussaultFind small ways to get healthier.
• Food and FamilyBy Jenna HammondAn action plan for eating dinner together.
• Food ChainingBy Cheri Fraker, CCC/SLPA solution to picky and problem eating.
• Food FactorsBy Jane HerseyHow diet affects ADHD.
• Food for ThoughtBy Mary Ellen Renna, M.D., FAAP, PNSHow your children’s nutrition and exercise habits will impact them 25 years from now.
• Food for ThoughtBy Lisa SurianoLocal kids are learning about nutrition in school.
• For Your Body and MindBy Dr. Paul Ramirez, M.D., MBA and Dr. Alan M. Muney, M.D., MHAYour health questions answered by top experts.
• Full on FestivitiesBy Dr. Susan S. BartellEating healthy at special occasions.
• Germs Be GoneBy Dr. Benjamin TannerHow to keep your child's nursery clean.
• Get LeanBy Michelle LovittTop ways to shed pregnancy pounds.
• Getting it StraightBy Dr. Diana D’Angelo, DCLearning the essentials about scoliosis.
• Good & Bad BacteriaBy Dr. Marc RhoadsThe role of probiotics in gastrointestinal health.
• Good GolfBy Jenna HammondMaking the “man’s sport” your sport.
• Growth SpurtBy Lorell Gordon, MS, M.Ed.Guiding your child through puberty.
• Halloween Sleep TipsBy Carolina Romanyuk
• Haute and HealthyBy Nina SuttonWisdom from a beauty insider.
• Head CasesBy Risa BarashTips to prevent and treat lice.
• Healthy HolidaysBy Rena UngerHelpers for keeping weight in check.
• Healthy LivingBy Harry Brandt, M.D.Fostering a positive body image in children.
• Healthy Parents, Healthy KidsBy Dr. Neville BamjiWhy busy moms need to take care of themselves.
• Healthy Schools, Healthy KidsBy Charles P. Gerba, Ph.D.Keeping germs at bay and teaching proper hygiene in classrooms.
• Healthy Sight Starts at BirthBy Celeste LopacWhy you should have your child’s eyes checked to avoid vision problems.
• Healthy Smiles From Day OneBy Dr. Kaneta R. Lott, DDSWhat you need to know about your child's oral care.
• Hearing LossBy Sergei Kochkin, Ph.D.Ensuring your child is not a statistic for hearing loss.
• Heart HealthBy Meredith CoonTreat your ticker right.
• Hidden Sugars in Children's MedicationsBy Jodi Guttenberg
• Highs and LowsBy Laura Plunkett and Linda WeltnerAchieving near normal blood sugars in children with diabetes.
• Holistic Therapy for KidsBy Dhara Shah, PT, MS, MBA, and Elizabeth Wivell, OTREnhancing children’s development with nontraditional practices.
• Home Clean HomeBy Kimberly RiderProtecting your family’s health with a toxin-free house.
• Hop, Skip and Jump into the FutureBy Rae PicaA look at physical activity and play through the years.
• How Connecting Children To Nature Is Good For BothBy Clyde Butcher
• How Kids Use Food for ControlBy Marissa Costonis
• How Poor Air Quality Can Affect ChildrenBy Jennifer DawsonWhat you need to know.
• HPVBy Bonnie Diraimondo, RNWhat all women and girls should know.
• I Can't Eat ThatBy Janean BrownManaging food allergies in children.
• In Honor of National Nutrition MonthBy Patrick HolfordLearn the five secrets of raising healthy, happy and smart children.
• In the DarkBy Jeffrey Byrne, RTWhat to expect if your child needs an MRI.
• In the Heat of CompetitionBy Dr. Paul WeissThe role of sportsmanship in youth sports today.
• In the Heat of It AllBy Cindy SharpeInsight on gasoline burn prevention.
• Increase FertilityBy Victoria Maizes, M.D.Tips to help you thrive and improve your health.
• Is Colic Making You Crazy?By Dr. Bryan VartabedianFinding relief through a flood of tears.
• Is Your Child Developing An Eating Disorder?By Jessica Aronson, LCSW-R, ACSW, and Karen Robbins, CSWHow to recognize the warning signs.
• Itching for a CureBy Stephanie KnoxAre your kids suffering from eczema?
• I’m Worth ItBy Julie HaddenMy transformation to become a healthier woman.
• Juvenile DiabetesBy M. Maitland DeLand, M.D.Facing your child's diagnosis as a family.
• Keeping Hope AliveBy Lisa C. GreeneMaintaining an attitude of gratitude while parenting children with cystic fibrosis.
• Keeping It Fit and FunBy KidsHealthInstilling a healthy lifestyle in your kids.
• Keeping It SweetBy Chick Moorman and Thomas HallerWinning the candy wars.
• Keeping Kids HealthyBy Bobette ThompsonTips to nix germs.
• Kid FitBy Lisa DruxmanGetting children on the exercise bandwagon.
• Kids & FitnessBy Ed TurneyWhat are your options?
• Kids and CarsBy Keeping kids safe in and around motor vehicles.
• Kids and GermsBy Allison C. Dankner, MS.E.d, Psy.B.S.Coronavirus safety.
• Kids Get Arthritis, TooBy Ingrid MontecinoSymptoms, treatments, and resources for juvenile arthritis.
• Let Kids be KidsBy Rebecca DesfosseThe power of unstructured play.
• LiceBy Amy HunterUnderstanding lice and how to treat it.
• Life: The Greatest GiftBy Georgia FowlerOvercoming thyroid cancer and obesity to reclaim my life.
• Lifting SpiritsBy Nancy BloomSupporting families with critically ill children.
• Living with Alzheimer’sBy Jed A. LevineHow one organization helps people affected by the disease.
• Living With Breast CancerBy Telling family and friends and how to get the most information from your doctor.
• Living, Learning and GrowingBy Michelle King RobsonHow I came back from the brink and became EmpowHERed.
• Lunchbox LessonsBy Jason HutchinsonFive mid-day meals your kids won’t trade up.
• Media LiteracyBy Nicole ClarkSelf-esteem in a broadcast world.
• Mental Health in ChildrenBy Scott M. Shannon, M.D.Considering nutrition as an alternative to medications and labels.
• Mindful MunchersBy Stacey AntineHelp your kid become a great eater.
• Mood SwingsBy Rosalie GreenbergUnderstanding pediatric biploar disorder.
• Mouth MythsBy Anita Duhl Glicken, M.S.W.The truth about children's dental health
• Music to Our EarsBy Anne L. OylerSafe listening habits start early.
• New Hope for Children with ScoliosisBy Dr. Marc LamantiaAppropriate early intervention to treat scoliosis in children.
• No Flu For YouBy Jen HendersonInsight for avoiding this seasonal sickness.
• No More ExcusesBy Ronni Litz Julien, MS, RD/LDNHow to have a year of family fitness and health.
• No More Yo-Yo DietingBy Brad Schoenfeld, CSCSNo more yo-yo dieting, eat to lose body fat.
• Nurturing YouBy Heather PorterSelf-care to improve self-esteem.
• Nutrition Q & ABy Stacey AntineWith Stacey Antine, M.S., R.D.
• Nutrition Q & A: Round 2By Stacey AntineWith Stacey Antine, M.S., R.D.
• Obese and UnhealthyBy Mary Ellen Renna, M.D., FAAP, PNSTackling the obesity epidemic in childhood.
• Old Methods with a Modern TwistBy Freda Nogee, PTThere is something you can do to halt scoliosis.
• Old-Fashioned RemediesBy Carolyn HarringtonFixing what ails your family the all-natural way.
• On ExpectingBy Dr. Keri Chiappino, DC, DACBNA holistic approach to enjoying a healthy pregnancy.
• On the LookoutBy David A. Schlessinger, M.D., FAACSPreventing eye injuries in children.
• On the Road AgainBy Merilee A. KernWeight-wise travel strategies.
• One Big HeadacheBy Carolyn Bernstein, M.D., and Elaine McArdleQuestions and answers on treating migraines.
• One Tic At a TimeBy Dylan PetersGrowing up with Tourette Syndrome.
• OOOPS!By Dr. Jack CassellDoes your child have a bedwetting problem?
• Operation: BreastfeedingBy Leigh HunzikerMake sure you’re prepared for the undertaking.
• Organic From the Get GoBy Shazi VisramWhy to consider an eco-conscious lifestyle for baby.
• Organic PanicBy Jessie JafetDeciding whether to shop organically at the supermarket.
• Out of the ColdBy Sandra Delack, RN, BSN, M.Ed., NCSNExpert guidance on avoiding the flu.
• Outdoor SafetyBy Mike FingerothEnsuring children's safety in your backyard.
• Pain, Pain Go Away!By Jourdan CrouchHow to stop swimmer’s ear from ruining your child’s pool time this summer.
• Pediatric Dental AdvancesBy Steven G. Goldberg, DDSNew techniques and procedures make visits more kid friendly.
• Pediatric MelanomaBy Allison Vidimos, R.Ph., M.D.What you should know before taking your child out in the sun.
• Physical ExamsBy Helene Eisman FisherGraduate to a better back-to-school check-up.
• PK What?By Heidi CambareriBackground on a little known but surprisingly common disease.
• Postpartum PilatesBy Brooke SilerGetting back your pre-baby body.
• Preparing For Your Child's First Dental VisitBy Jodi Guttenberg
• Preventing Accidental Food Allergen Exposure in the ClassroomBy Dr. Michael Manning, MD FACAAI FAAAAI
• Prevention FirstBy Dr. Maurizio MigliettaTreating childhood injuries before they start.
• Protect Your PeepersBy Dr. Stephanie KirschbaumEye care tips for every age.
• Racing Toward BracesBy Gina Roberts-GreyWhen should your child visit the orthodontist?
• Ready to WearBy Dana Hardin, M.D.What your child’s clothing reveals about health.
• Recalls and AllergiesBy William Sears, M.D.Insight on keeping your family safe when it comes to food.
• Say 'AHHH'By The American Academy of Pediatric DentistryHow to select a dentist.
• Scoring in LifeBy Courtney CarrollA sports initiative preparing girls for the real world.
• Seasonal Family FitnessBy Kerry LuksicA wintry mix of indoor and outdoor activities.
• See HereBy Linda LaubePreventing eye injuries during sports.
• Seizures and Your ChildBy The Epilepsy FoundationDealing with epilepsy in children.
• Selective MutismBy Jonathan Berent, LCSW, ACSWA child's silent scream.
• Selective MutismBy Dr. Carly OrensteinWhat to do when it’s more than mere shyness.
• Sense and SensibilityBy Nancy PeskeTreating sensory processing disorders.
• Shoo, Fly!By Jim McHaleAvoid being bitten by bugs this summer.
• Shoot for SuccessBy Jonathan HermanUsing basketball to strengthen the parent-child bond.
• Should I be Concerned?By Maureen SchwartzRecognizing learning disabilities.
• Should You Eat Like a Caveman?By Christa AvampatoThe pros and cons of the paleo diet.
• Sickness Be GoneBy Sandy L. Chung, M.D.Stocking a medicine cabinet to maintain a toddler’s health.
• Silent WorldBy Juanita TurnerA daughter shares the ability to hear with her mom.
• Smart EatsBy Dr. James SearsFueling kids for success in the classroom.
• Smile WideBy Dr. Dan AllenA four-step plan to keep kids virtually cavity free.
• Sniffles & SneezesBy Dr. Mary Ann LoFrumento M.D., FAAPGetting through the winter without your child getting sick.
• Spoonful of SugarBy Gregory Deines, DOCaring for a child with type 1 diabetes.
• Sports SafetyBy Rich BruggerSummer camp and program considerations.
• Spring into FitnessBy The Alliance for a Healthier GenerationWays to get kids moving.
• Start EarlyBy Dr. Miles Hall, DDSGood oral habits from the get-go lead to lifelong good health.
• Staying Worry FreeBy Candace Morano and Jenny EvansCoping with common holiday stresses.
• Stop BedwettingBy Jacob Sagie, Ph.D.With these helpful tips.
• Stretching in the Right DirectionBy Wendy Fitzsimons and Joy FavuzzaIs prenatal yoga a good move?
• Struggling to Conceive?By Colleen MindenGet in the know about fertility.
• Summer in the SunBy Dr. JJ Levenstein M.D., FAAPPreparing kids for a safe and healthy camp experience.
• Sun SafetyBy Dr. JJ Levenstein M.D., FAAPPointers to protect your family’s skin this summer.
• Sunscreen StaplesBy Kim Walls, MSPointers for protecting your clan under the sun.
• Super Sized KidsBy Walt Latimore, M.D.Avoiding obesity in children.
• Surprising Allergy AnecdotesBy Dr. Susanne BennettWhat to know about common issues.
• Surviving the Early DaysBy Jenna HammondInsight to relish the first month of motherhood.
• Sweet DreamsBy Cathy LingTen hints to get your child to sleep through the night.
• Taking on the WorldBy Paul G. Kleinman, M.D.Local physicians are reducing hunger on the home front and beyond.
• Taking the FieldBy Stanley A. Herring, M.D.Prepping your child on sports-related head injuries.
• Teaching Children the Heimlich ManeuverBy Terri HuntingtonEarly lessons can help save a life.
• The Cold FactsBy Anatoly Belilovsky, M.D.Answering parents’ questions about the common cold.
• The ER and Your ChildBy Jourdan CrouchWhat you need to know before taking your child to the ER.
• The Five-Letter WordBy Bryan Vartabedian, M.D., FAAPUnderstanding what the dire term colic is all about.
• The Gift of HealingBy Rosemarie GelberA nonprofit serves to better life through medical aid.
• The Healthy Hair DietBy Vetta ThompsonWhat you eat affects more than your weight.
• The Heart Truth CampaignBy Serious messages about the number one killer of women.
• The Heat is OnBy Jenna HammondEnhancing the health and appearance of skin in the summertime.
• The High Functioning AutismBy Ellen NotbohmAsperger's explained.
• The Importance of Tooth BrushingBy Jodi Guttenberg
• The Key to Weight LossBy Dr. Tara BrassUtilizing the mind-body connection
• The Most Common Nutritional Mistakes Parents MakeBy Dr. Greg TefftFacts about childhood nutrition.
• The Mumps!By Anatoly Belilovsky, M.D.How to protect your family from the current outbreak.
• The New Martial Art on the BlockBy Ann DorwinThe power of aikido for children.
• The Perks of PlayBy Joanna Dolgoff, M.D.Keeping kids active and eating well.
• The Playground WorkoutBy Heidi HoffInstead of just watching your kids, get up and move!
• The Power of PilatesBy Howard Sichel, D.C.The way to a leaner, longer body with less pain, is with Pilates!
• The Responsibility FactorBy Beth ElgortMental healthcare and school violence.
• There’s No Place Like HomeBy Quincy YuCreating a safe, chemical-free environment for your family.
• Thinking About Quitting?By Joe BastianichWhy stopping smoking betters the home life.
• This Fourth of July, Protect Your HearingBy Fireworks and other loud noises can cause permanent damage.
• TimeoutBy J. Mark HartWhy you shouldn't scream at kids playing sports.
• Tips for a Safe Swim EnvironmentBy US Swim School Association (USSSA)US Swim School Association advises parents to begin water safety with kids at 6 months.
• Tolerable TeethingBy Carrie KennisonEasing children through an often difficult stage.
• Top 10 Summer Home Safety TipsBy Louie Delaware
• Transforming HousingBy Carl SevilleHow going green can help you and the earth.
• Treating AsthmaBy Donna Backus, M.D.How you can help your child breathe easier by treating asthma.
• Ultrasound in PregnancyBy Carol B. Benson, M.D., and Peter M. Doubilet, M.D.How doctors use the technology and what parents can learn from it.
• Understanding EczemaBy National Eczema AssociationAtopic dermatitis signs and treatment options.
• Vision AwarenessBy Pamela A. Lowe, OD, FAAOHave you scheduled a trip to the eye doctor?
• Vision ProblemsBy Sarah HeckerAn eye exam is one test to ensure a child passes.
• Water WorldBy Dr. Mark J. Shikowitz, M.D., FACSPreventing and treating swimmer’s ear.
• What a Pretty PlateBy Laura Gibofsky, RDUsing color to boost your family's nutrition.
• What About Whooping CoughBy Alla Erlikhman, MD, FAAP
• What is Trichotillomania?By Dr. Francine RosenbergHow this hair-pulling disorder affects millions of people.
• What's Up, Doc?By Randy DeanHow to pick the perfect pediatrician.
• What’s for Lunch?By Will Aguila, M.D.Preparing children a nutritious midday meal.
• What’s Lurking in the Water?By April Smith CarpenterHow to play it safe at the pool this summer.
• When Alzheimer's HitsBy The Alzheimer’s Association, Greater New Jersey ChapterHelp for those affected with the disease.
• When an Examination Is NecessaryBy Dr. Adam KeslonskyUnderstanding pediatric foot deformities.
• When Dogs AttackBy The American Board of Plastic SurgeryTips and facts about dog bites.
• When Illness StrikesBy Beverlye Hyman FeadTalking to your child about cancer.
• When Should My Child Have His First Dental X-Ray?By Jodi GuttenbergProfessional advice from a local expert.
• When to Dial a DocBy Sean GroverBehaviors in kids that warrant therapy.
• Who Put the “Kid” in Kidney Stone?By Dr. Michael ErhardUnderstanding kidney stones in children.
• Why Cavity Protection Is No Longer EnoughBy Jessica Meeske, DDSBrushing up on the latest pediatric dentistry concerns.
• Winning the Breakfast WarsBy Ellen NotbohmThe importance of breakfast and how to make it a daily ritual.
• Winter Means Cold, Flu... and RSVBy Sergio Golombek, M.D., MPH, FAAPInsight about respiratory tract infections.
• Work in WorkoutsBy Jennifer ChungNo time to go to the gym? No problem!
• Would You Spray Your Child With Pesticides?By Mark Christensen, Ph.D.Some surprising facts about head lice that every parent should know.
• Your Child Has AsthmaBy Dr. Leonard Bielory, M.D., and Dr. Loren RosenbergAdvice about asthma.
• Youth and Eating DisordersBy Patricia KochelInstilling a positive attitude toward food.