Articles Tagged With "Health"

There are 66 articles tagged with "Health".

• A No Brainer By Wendy Burt Brain-stimulating games to play with your kids.
• A Strong Family By Fredrick Hahn Encouraging an active lifestyle for your kids.
• Are You Aware of CMV? By Lynn Pickus, Psy. D. How this dangerous virus can affect babies.
• Ask the Dentist By Dr. Timothy Chase How to have great oral care from the get-go.
• Back-to-School Health By Ilyse Schapiro Ensuring a nutritionally balanced routine for kids.
• Bacterial Infections By Wendy L. Wright Taking care of your child's health.
• Breakfast Tips By Janice Newell Bissex, MS, RD, and Liz Weiss, MS, RD Giving kids a jump-start to the day.
• Breastfeeding By Daina Kalnins, MSc, RD, Debbie Stone, RN, IBCLC, R Why breastfeeding benefits baby and what to do when it seems impossible for Mom.
• Breathing Easier By Sandra McTernan, RN, MSN, CPNP Curbing kids' asthma attacks.
• Call to Action By Anna J. Allen and Helene Eisman Fisher Better healthcare for you and your family.
• Change Is Past Due By Raquel Rivera-Pablo Helping to restore children's healthy relationship with food.
• Child Workout DVDs By Wendy Ward-Begnoche, Ph.D., Vicki McNeill, PT, DPT, and Allyson Phillips, BA Are videos that encourage kids to exercise helpful or hype?
• Childhood Diabetes By Tom Valenti How much do you know about your child’s blood sugar?
• Close To Home By Gabrielle Mileti Have you ever heard of mitochondrial disease?
• Concussions By Kelsey Schoenberg What you need to know about children’s head injuries.
• Demystifying Meningitis By Mike LaForgia One Long Islander’s encounter with the deadly disease.
• Ditch the Baby Fat By Shara Aaron, MS, RD, and Monica Bearden, RD Smart strategies to lose weight after baby.
• Doctor, Doctor By Jennifer Trachtenberg, M.D. What parents are asking their pediatricians.
• Doctor’s Orders By Dr. Armen G. Ketchedjian How to respond when your child needs surgery.
• Don’t Let the Flu Start with You By Carol J. Baker, M.D. Keeping your kids healthy this school year.
• Drink Responsibly By Maggie Moon, MS, RD Reducing children’s intake of sugar-laden drinks.
• Even Good Kids do Drugs By Sheryl Letzgus McGinnis The cold hard facts and the heartbreak behind them.
• Expecting to Expect? By Dr. Michael Lu, M.D, MPH How to prepare for pregnancy
• Lace Up By Moira North With Ice Theater of New York, local children enjoy figure skating.
• Lice By Amy Hunter Understanding lice and how to treat it.
• Life after Full House By Samantha Chan Catching up with Candace Cameron Bure.
• Looking Ahead By Josh Fox Insuring your future.
• Make Way for Baby By Ali Wing Preparing for your child without breaking the financial burden.
• Mental Health in Children By Scott M. Shannon, M.D. Considering nutrition as an alternative to medications and labels.
• Mommy Fuel By Lisa Druxman How to eat and move to take off the baby weight.
• Mother’s Milk By Rebecca Louick Making breastfeeding work for you and your baby.
• Moving On, Moving Up By Eric Chessen Why physical fitness is essential for children with special needs.
• No Bones About It By Kara Giannecchini What everyone should know about osteoporosis.
• No Flu For You By Jen Henderson Insight for avoiding this seasonal sickness.
• No More Excuses By Ronni Litz Julien, MS, RD/LDN How to have a year of family fitness and health.
• No More Yo-Yo Dieting By Brad Schoenfeld, CSCS No more yo-yo dieting, eat to lose body fat.
• Obstetrical Care By Linda Burke-Galloway, MD, MS, FACOG How to select the proper OB provider.
• On the Road Again By Merilee A. Kern Weight-wise travel strategies.
• Organic Panic By Jessie Jafet Deciding whether to shop organically at the supermarket.
• Parting with the Pacifier By Malia Jacobson How to break the habit.
• Postpartum Pilates By Brooke Siler Getting back your pre-baby body.
• Preterm Baby By Caroline B. Hall, M.D. Recognizing the specialized health needs of premature infants.
• Program Pointers By Jamie Sirkin Insight for choosing extracurricular activities.
• Ready to Wear By Dana Hardin, M.D. What your child’s clothing reveals about health.
• Recalls and Allergies By William Sears, M.D. Insight on keeping your family safe when it comes to food.
• Resolving to End Emotional Eating By Ben Michaelis, Ph.D. Make your relationship with food a functional one.
• Vericose Veins and Pregnancy By Heshmat Majlessi, MD, F.I.C.S., F.A.C.S. Unsightly veins may appear or worsen with the birth of your baby, but even before delivery you can minimize the damage.
• Vision Awareness By Pamela A. Lowe, OD, FAAO Have you scheduled a trip to the eye doctor?
• Vision Awareness By Pamela A. Lowe, OD, FAAO Have you scheduled a trip to the eye doctor?
• Vision Problems By Sarah Hecker An eye exam is one test to ensure a child passes.
• Welcome to the World By Christine Ramos, RN, BSN, CCE, CBC, CD Three things you should know about ensuring your baby’s gentle birth.
• What a Pretty Plate By Laura Gibofsky, RD Using color to boost your family's nutrition.
• What to Expect for Autistic Children? By Jennifer Gillis, Ph.D., BCBA A look at the future of autism.
• What's Cooking? By Julianne Hood Homemade baby food dos and don’ts.
• What's Up, Doc? By Randy Dean How to pick the perfect pediatrician.
• What’s for Lunch? By Will Aguila, M.D. Preparing children a nutritious midday meal.
• When a Cold is More Than Just a Cold By Vicki and Fred Modell Understanding primary immunodeficiency.
• When Alzheimer's Hits By The Alzheimer’s Association, Greater New Jersey Chapter Help for those affected with the disease.
• When Dogs Attack By The American Board of Plastic Surgery Tips and facts about dog bites.
• When Illness Strikes By Beverlye Hyman Fead Talking to your child about cancer.
• When to Dial a Doc By Sean Grover Behaviors in kids that warrant therapy.
• Winter Means Cold, Flu... and RSV By Sergio Golombek, M.D., MPH, FAAP Insight about respiratory tract infections.
• You, Me & Baby By Rhonda Kruse Nordin Keeping the spark in your marriage well lit.
• Your Elementary-School-Aged Child By Dr. Mary-Elaine Jacobsen Behavior you can and should expect.
• Youth and Eating Disorders By Patricia Kochel Instilling a positive attitude toward food.
• You’re Not Alone By Michele Humphrey, MSPT Helping women conquer the problem of urinary incontinence.