Dr Tom Pommering and Todd Peterson visit the studio as we consider sudden cardiac death in student athletes. These events are rare, but devastating… and the difference between life and death depends on the quick actions of those nearby. We hope you can join us!

Dr Linda Baker visits the studio as we consider prune belly syndrome. Discover the cause, signs and symptoms, diagnosis, management and long-term outcomes of this rare condition. Learn how early diagnosis and intervention can make a big difference for these little patients. We hope you can join us!

Our Pediatrics in Plain Language Panel visits the studio as we consider looking at your newborn. Young babies have unique features, and it’s important to know what is normal, what is NOT normal… and when to worry. We hope you can join us!

Dr Eric Mull visits the studio as we explore long COVID in children and teenagers. We define the condition and consider the cause, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment and prevention. We hope you can join us!

Dr Beth Weinstock visits the studio as we consider the dangers of fentanyl. This opioid is often laced into street pills and powder. Fentanyl increases addiction potential and leads to many untimely deaths. Learn the dangers of this drug… and life-saving tips to share with teenagers. We hope you can join us!

This week we consider talking with children and teens about death and dying. The words we use, concepts we introduce, behavior we expect, and coping skills we share depend on a child’s age and developmental level. We explore these conversations… and more! We hope you can join us!

Drs Richard Kirschner, Ibrahim Khansa and Canice Crerand visit the studio as we consider common breast disorders in teenagers. Macromastia and asymmetry impact young women, while gynecomastia affects teenage boys. We explore physical symptoms, emotional distress and surgical interventions. We hope you can join us!

Our Pediatrics in Plain Language Panel is back in the house as we explore common injuries of childhood. Topics include animal bites, cuts and scrapes, bleeding, bruises, broken bones, strains and sprains, drowning, poisons… and more. We hope you can join us!

Drs Leah Middelberg and Taylor Hartlaub visit the studio as we explore guidelines for safe baby sleep. SIDS and suffocation are the most common causes of death between the ages of one month and one year. Most of these deaths are preventable by following a few simple rules. We hope you can join us!

Dr Kristina Jiner and Dr Ariana Hoet visit the studio as we consider toddler behavior. We explore normal behavior and the many challenges that arise during playtime, bedtime, mealtime and pottytime. Also covered: strategies for correcting problems. We hope you can join us!

Our Pediatrics in Plain Language Panel returns to the studio as we explore another round of common skin conditions. Topics include impetigo, abscess, scabies, ringworm, acne, hives… and more! We hope you can join us!

Dr Liz Zmuda, Dr Elizabeth Pearce and Marina Chaparro visit the studio as we consider iodine deficiency as a cause of intellectual disability in children. Learn the nature of this relationship and steps we can take to prevent it from occurring. We hope you can join us!

Dr Drew Duerson and Anthony Bartko visit the studio as we consider exertional leg pain and shin splints, which are common conditions in student athletes who run and dance. Discover the cause, symptoms, diagnosis and treatment on our podcast for parents. We hope you can join us!

Dr Aurelia Wood and Dr Kajal Gandhi visit the studio as we explore Type 1 Diabetes Mellitus. We cover the cause, symptoms, diagnosis and treatment of the disease… and discuss an innovative school-based program that aims to support kids with the diagnosis. We hope you can join us!

Dr Ariana Hoet and Dr Kristina Jiner return to the studio as we consider depression in children and teenagers. We explore risk factors, signs and symptoms, diagnosis, management… and the latest research topics. We hope you can join us!

Dr Sarah Denny and Dr Jeffrey Brown visit the studio as we consider the prevention of drowning. We explore pool safety, swimming lessons, and water rescue… important topics because drowning is common and occurs without warning. We hope you can join us!

“Play time” is important for child development. Structured and unstructured play develops and sharpens skills needed in adulthood. Group play teaches cooperation and conflict resolution. And playing with parents strengthens bonds and sheds light on passions and personalities. Join us as we explore more deeply… the power of play in childhood. We hope you can join us!

Our Pediatrics in Plain Language Panel returns to the studio to explore common skin conditions in babies, children and teens. We discuss diaper rash, eczema, poison ivy, insect bites, sunburns, warts… and more! We hope you can join us!

Dr Dean Lee visits the studio as we consider natural killer (NK) cells. Learn how scientists genetically modify and grow these cells in the lab with the aim of helping kids fight cancer. We hope you can join us!

Dr Ariana Hoet and Dr Kristina Jiner join us as we consider anxiety in children and teenagers. We explore the cause, diagnosis, management and prevention of this common condition, which impacts millions of families every year. We hope you can join us!

Dr Meredith Chapman visits the studio as we consider teenage suicide. We explore the scope of the problem, risk factors, screening tools and prevention strategies, including organizational efforts such as Zero Suicide. We hope you can join us!

Dr Leah Middelberg visits the studio as we consider the dangers of high-powered magnets. Learn who is at risk, how to recognize them, why they are dangerous, and where to turn for help if your child is injured. We hope you can join us!

The Sports Medicine Team visits the studio as we explore throwing injuries. From Little League to Major League, shoulder and elbow injuries are common in those who pitch and throw. We consider diagnosis, management and prevention. We hope you can join us!

Our Pediatrics in Plain Language Panel returns to the studio as we consider bedtime problems. From infants to teenagers, we explore problems that keep parents up at night: infant crying, bedtime routines, getting out of bed, night terrors, nightmares, fear of the dark… and more!

Car crashes are the leading cause of death for teens who are 16 and older. Many of these deaths are preventable. We explore risk factors and share practical tips for keeping teenagers safe as they learn to drive. We hope you can join us!