In this episode we review screen time recommendations for children under 6 as well as some of the recent studies around its influence on development and behavior.
In this episode we talk about the novel PATH program here at UC Davis. This program was implemented to promote accessibility to health care for individuals with neurodevelopmental differences.
In anticipation of the upcoming US presidential election on Tuesday, November 5th- this episode discusses how civic engagement and voting relates to our health
In this episode, we talk with Alex Nella, a pediatric physician assistant and registered dietician about the treatment for adolescent obesity, including the use of medications such as the popular GLP-1 agonists.
In this episode we are joined by Dr. Daphne Say, pediatric gastroenterologist at UC Davis to discuss the all consuming topic of infant spit up, reflux and GERD.
In this summer re-play, we are re-posting an episode from 2019 with Amber K. Stott, Founding Executive Director of the Food Literacy Center, a local non- profit that works to teach children to love their veggies!
In celebration of PRIDE month, we are reposting a prior episode (originally released July 2019) on gender diversity and gender identification in children.
In part 2 of this episode we review the impacts that climate change has on pediatric health and provide practical tips for what individuals can do personally to reduce their impact on climate change.
In this 2-part episode we review the impacts that climate change has on pediatric health. In part 1, we discuss the implications of severe weather events, air pollution and changes in disease patterns.
In this podcast, we review sore throats and how to differentiate strep from common viral causes. We discuss testing, treatments and home care remedies.
