Addressing Poverty in Pediatric Care with Benard Dreyer, MD (S3:E23)
In this episode we are fortunate to be talking with Bernard Dreyer, MD from the New York University School of Medicine discussing school and health care provider partnerships that have been successful...
17 Dec 201925min
Strategies to Help Sleepless Teens with Adiaha Spinks-Franklin, MD (S3:E22)
In this episode we have the pleasure to talking with Adiaha Spinks-Franklin, MD from Texas Children's Hospital about strategies to help sleepless teens. Dr. Spikes-Franklin is Associate Professor of ...
10 Dec 201929min
Adolescent Substance Abuse (S3:E21)
Substance use among adolescents is pervasive and commonly encountered in primary care pediatrics. According to the most recent Monitoring the Future Study published in 2018, opioid misuse among teens...
3 Dec 201927min
Newborns Exposed to Substances with Stephen Patrick, MD (S3:E20)
Each year thousands of babies born neonatal abstinence syndrome and require specialized medical and psycho-social support. In this episode we discuss the care for newborns who have been exposed to sub...
26 Nov 201920min
Housing and Child Health with Megan Sandel, MD (S3:E19)
In this episode we were privileged to sit down with Megan Sandel, MD, at the 2019 American Academy of Pediatrics NCE in New Orleans to discuss the impact of housing on child health. Dr. Sandel is an ...
19 Nov 201923min
Child Abuse Management in Pediatrics (S3:E18)
In this episode we discuss the diagnosis and management of child abuse in primary care pediatrics. We are pleased to be joined by Andy Sirotnak, MD who recently released his new book at the 2019 AAP ...
14 Nov 201915min
Peter Hotez, MD, PhD: Physician-Scientist, Pediatrician, Advocate (S3:E17)
The development and deployment of childhood vaccines represents the most important life saving achievement in the last century, but the status of our protection against vaccine-preventable illness is ...
12 Nov 201930min
AAP Policy Statement on Bariatric Surgery (S3:E16)
Pediatric patients, ages 13 to 18 years, with severe obesity should have greater access to bariatric surgery, according to a new American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) policy statement. For pediatrician...
7 Nov 201917min
