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In this podcast we review influenza, covid and rsv vaccines for children
Read Morearrow_forwardCollaboration with First 5 California’s- Stronger Starts campaign to discuss toxic stress and adverse childhood experiences (ACES)
Read Morearrow_forwardEar infections are the most common bacterial illness in children. In this episode, we talk with pediatric otolaryngologist, Dr. Jamie Funamura about this common pediatric illness.
Read Morearrow_forwardMay is mental heath awareness month. Let's throw it WAY back to one of our very first episodes on separation anxiety.
Read Morearrow_forwardTo ring in 2023 we take it back to one of our first episodes, highlighting the importance of play for children.
Read Morearrow_forwardIn this episode we review scoliosis, a common pediatric skeletal abnormality that results in a lateral curvature of the spine.
Read Morearrow_forwardThis podcast reviews head lice- an extremely common and itchy pediatric condition!
Read Morearrow_forwardIn today's podcast we review the topic of noise and the harmful effects of environmental sound exposure on developing ears.
Read Morearrow_forwardObesity is one the the most common medical conditions in the US with nearly 20% of children 2-19 meeting criteria for obesity. In this podcast we discuss obesity diagnosis and treatment.
Read Morearrow_forward40% of children have seasonal allergies. In todays podcast, allergist Dr. Anh Nguyen joins us to review what causes seasonal allergies, how they are diagnosed and treated.
Read Morearrow_forwardHow do you know if your child is ready for kindergarten? How can you help prepare your child for attending school? Listen in to this podcast discussing school readiness.
Read Morearrow_forwardIn part 2 on youth sports injuries, we focus on injuries of the lower extremities and further review how to avoid these injuries from occurring in the first place!
Read Morearrow_forwardDigital advertisements are increasingly targeting children when they play games, go on social media, use apps, and in the many other ways that children access the internet.
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